Naunton Terrace, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53

The light and bright hallway leads you to the sitting room, the staircase leading to the first floor and the kitchen/living room, downstairs cloakroom, and southerly facing rear garden. The sitting room features a stone hearth with chimney breast, ceiling coving, and wall and centre lighting. The downstairs cloakroom provides a WC, basin, storage unit, radiator, and opaque window. The open-plan kitchen/living room has been extended and offers a versatile living space with ample storage. The kitchen is equipped with base and eye-level units, under-unit lighting, and includes a built-in double oven with grill, electric hob with overhead extractor, full size integrated fridge and integrated freezer, built-in dishwasher, with plumbing and space for a washing machine. From here double doors fully open onto the private rear garden, giving a truly indoor-outdoor living experience. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, each with en suites comprising of Basin and WC; Bedroom 1 has a Bath with shower over; whilst Bedroom 2, has a Shower. The fully boarded and insulated loft has wooden loft-stair access and lighting. Outside, the fully landscaped south-facing rear garden boasts dual-level paved areas for seating and dining, raised beds, shrubs, outdoor lighting, electric socket, and outside tap. There is also a handy shed for storage. To the front, there is free on-road parking. Further benefits include new anthracite double glazed windows and doors, replaced in 2021, a gas combination boiler with central heating to all rooms, self-coloured external render, and it’s chain-free! Set 0.2 miles away, The Bath Road is popular for its range of shops, cafe's, pubs and restaurants, a chemist, natural grocery store and a wide selection of takeaways. Convenient for commuter links to the M5 and along the A40, the property is also well placed to enjoy Cheltenham town centre, Tivoli and Lansdown, all popular areas in their own right. Cheltenham, known as the 'Centre for the Cotswolds,' is renowned for its stunning Regency architecture, showcasing its rich heritage. Residents enjoy a vibrant shopping scene, with an abundance of both well-known high street retailers and charming specialist boutiques, complemented by a plethora of cafes and restaurants. Education is highly esteemed in the area, with prestigious institutions such as The Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Pates Grammar School, St. Edward’s, as well as Balcarras School and The High School Leckhampton, catering to students' diverse needs. Cheltenham's cultural calendar is rich and varied, featuring annual festivals celebrating music, literature, and jazz, alongside the world-famous horse racing event, the Gold Cup.