A beautifully presented and fully renovated home offering four bedrooms upstairs plus an additional ground floor room that can be used as a fifth bedroom or a dedicated office. Located in an exceptional central Cheltenham position, it is within easy walking distance of the town centre, Cheltenham College, local parks, and Cheltenham Hospital. The property is offered furnished or unfurnished and provides generous, flexible living space throughout.
The ground floor features a stunning open plan kitchen to include Neff hide and slide oven, combi microwave, AEG induction hob, fridge, freezer and family room, finished to a high standard with an induction hob, integrated appliances, instant boiling water tap, and zoned underfloor heating. Bi fold doors open onto a landscaped rear garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
To the front is a separate lounge with a contemporary feel. A useful utility room, stylish shower room and a versatile additional reception room complete the ground floor layout. This extra room is ideal as a home office, guest room or fifth bedroom depending on the tenant’s needs.
Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from its own en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower. The second bedroom also has an en suite shower room, and a separate family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.
Externally, the property offers off road parking to the front, double glazing, gas central heating, and a landscaped rear garden with a generous patio area.
This is a rare opportunity to rent a high quality, fully renovated home in a prime Cheltenham location.
Please note: Property details, including layout, dimensions, and features, are gathered from third-party sources and believed to be accurate at the time of writing. However, we cannot guarantee their accuracy, and they may be subject to change. Prospective tenants are advised to verify all information independently.
Electricity – Eon
Gas – British Gas Trading Limited
Water - Severn Trent water
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Broadband Availability (Predicted broadband speeds taken from Ofcom)
Broadband type Highest available download speed Highest available upload speed Availability
Broadband type
Highest available download speed
Highest available upload speed
Availability
Standard
16 Mbps
1 Mbps
Good
Superfast
80 Mbps
20 Mbps
Good
Ultrafast
1000 Mbps
100 Mbps
Good
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Mobile Phone Network coverage (Taken from Ofcom)
EE
Variable in-home, good outdoor
There is a good chance of getting a connection good enough to support mobile services in a typical home, as well as outdoors.
Three
There is a variable chance of a good connection to support mobile services in parts of the home, as well as outdoors. Basic services such as voice and text messages are more likely to be available.
O2
There is a good chance of getting a connection good enough to support mobile services. You may be able to get limited indoor coverage.
Vodafone
There is a variable chance of a good connection to support mobile services in parts of the home, as well as outdoors. Basic services such as voice and text messages are more likely to be available.
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Flood risk information taken from (Gov.uk)
Surface water
Yearly chance of flooding
Very low
Yearly chance of flooding between 2040 and 2060
Very low
Rivers and the sea
Yearly chance of flooding
Very low
Yearly chance of flooding between 2036 and 2069
Very low
Groundwater
This location is outside of a groundwater flood alert area.
Reservoirs
Reservoirs: understand your flood risk Your selected location: 10, College Baths Road This information tells you the flood risk of the land around a building, not the building itself. There is a risk of flooding from reservoirs in this area. Reservoirs that could affect this area How we check an area’s risk We use predicted scenarios to understand the risk of flooding from reservoirs. Flooding from reservoirs is extremely unlikely. We have an excellent reservoir safety record in the UK. An area is considered at risk if people’s lives could be threatened in the event of a dam or reservoir failure. There has been no loss of life due to a reservoir failing in the UK since 1925. What to do To prepare for the unlikely event of a dam or reservoir failure, you can: make sure you can get emergency alerts from the government look at a reservoir flood map to see where the water may go read more about reservoir flood maps
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EPC Rating: C