Guide price
£550,000
2 bed detached house for saleMoorend Crescent, Cheltenham GL53
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: F
- Freehold
eXp World UK
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About this property
Detached house
Two bedrooms
23 ft reception room
Open plan kitchen diner
Southerly facing garden
Boarded loft with potential to extend
Generous bathroom with walk in shower and bathtub
Prime cheltenham location
Catchment for sought after local schools
Please quote ST1046
This is one of those rare gems that doesn’t come along very often, a detached two bedroom home in one of Cheltenham’s most sought after spots, just a short stroll from the Bath Road and within catchment for some of the town’s top rated schools. There’s also real potential here to extend in to the loft and create another bedroom with an en suite. STPP.
The current owners have put their own stamp on the property, with the standout feature being a stunning kitchen extension that’s completely transformed the ground floor.
Accomodation
The impressive 23ft reception room is full of character, featuring painted white floorboards, exposed brickwork, a striking working fireplace, and classic plantation shutters that add a classic touch. The space is wonderfully versatile, there’s plenty of room for comfortable seating as well as a dedicated home office area, making it ideal for both relaxing and working from home. A discreetly tucked away cloakroom adds to the practicality of the ground floor.
This opens out into the kitchen. A bright and high ceilinged open plan space that’s perfect for both everyday living and entertaining.
It includes a bespoke central island topped in marble and clad in vintage metal tiles and a full size range cooker. It’s full of personality and well thought out, with integrated appliances,
granite worktops, and plenty of storage. Wide wooden French doors spill out onto a gravelled courtyard garden, with a lovely Provençal feel.
Upstairs, there are two well proportioned double bedrooms, each offering comfortable and versatile space.
The principal bedroom is a bright and airy space, enhanced by its high ceilings and two large windows that not only flood the room with natural light but also offer pleasant views across the surrounding rooftops and Cotswold hills beyond. Thoughtfully designed, it includes two built in cupboards for practical storage and a discreet wash basin for added convenience.
The bathroom is particularly attractive, generously sized and thoughtfully finished with painted white floorboards, a sleek walk in shower lined with classic white metro tiles, and a contemporary freestanding bathtub that adds a touch of modern luxury.
There’s fantastic scope to grow with the house too, perhaps by reconfiguring the existing layout to create a third bedroom, or converting the boarded loft (subject to planning) into a principal suite with its own en-suite bathroom.
Outside
The house sits slightly back from the road behind elegant wrought iron railings, framed by a mature wisteria providing a splash of colour when in bloom. To the side, there’s handy gated access leading to the rear garden, which enjoys a sunny southerly aspect.
The garden itself is private and effortlessly pretty, with established climbing plants and a gravelled surface that keeps maintenance to a minimum. It’s the kind of space that feels like a little escape, perfect for a morning coffee or winding down with a glass of wine, without needing to spend your weekends mowing lawns !
Prime location - leckhampton
Leckhampton is one of the most sought after addresses in Cheltenham. Bath Road is the vibrant heart of the area, offering a true sense of community. Just a short stroll away, it boasts a wonderful mix of boutique shops, independent cafés, delicatessens, and essential amenities, creating a lively yet welcoming atmosphere perfect for modern living.
Families are particularly drawn to this location due to its proximity to highly regarded schools, both private and state. Leckhampton Primary and Naunton Park are within easy walking or cycling distance. Cheltenham also offers several notable independent, state and grammar schools.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, Leckhampton Hill is just a stone’s throw away, offering breathtaking countryside walks and panoramic views.
Cheltenham
Cheltenham, often referred to as the cultural heart of the Cotswolds, is a vibrant and elegant Regency town celebrated for its rich heritage, stunning architecture, and thriving cultural scene. Known for its famous festivals, including the world-renowned Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup horse racing event, the town is a hub of activity year round.
The town offers an excellent mix of lifestyle amenities, from boutique shops and stylish restaurants to traditional pubs. Cheltenham is also home to top rated schools, both state and independent, making it a popular choice for families. The Promenade, with its tree lined avenue and high end shopping, is a central feature of the town’s charm.
Surrounded by the beauty of the Cotswold countryside, Cheltenham offers a perfect balance between town and country living.
Transport links
Residents benefit from easy access to the A40, providing a direct route to Oxford and London, as well as quick connections to the M5 for regional travel. Cheltenham’s well connected train station offers regular services to London Paddington.
Tenure : Freehold
Services : Mains Gas, Electricity, Water & Drainage
Local Authority : Cheltenham Borough Council
Mobile Coverage : Please refer to the Ofcom Website
Council Tax : Band C
Superfast full fibre broadband
Please Note : We have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
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