Heysham House is a prestigious period building, thoughtfully converted into just four substantial apartments.
Occupying the entire garden level, Apartment 1 is a rare find, combining the elegance of a private garden with the convenience of both parking and a garage.
Extending to approximately 1,778 sq. ft., this remarkable home benefits from its own private entrance and has been meticulously restored and refurbished by the current owners. The result is a seamless blend of period character and refined contemporary style.
The spacious entrance hall sets the tone, leading to a striking open-plan kitchen and living area.
This beautifully designed space opens directly onto the landscaped gardens, creating a natural flow between indoor and outdoor living. The sleek, modern kitchen offers excellent built-in storage, complemented by additional bespoke solutions throughout the apartment. An excellent utility room is located off the kitchen, providing a great area for laundry, storage and an external door to the garden. A graceful reception room, centred around an elegant feature fireplace, provides the perfect setting for both entertaining, dining and relaxation.
The principal bedroom is a true retreat, complete with fitted wardrobes and a recently renovated ensuite shower room finished to exacting standards.
Two further generous bedrooms, one enjoying a dual aspect, are served by a stylish family bathroom. In addition, there is a guest cloakroom.
Outside, the private garden offers a tranquil haven, with a paved terrace leading to a level lawn framed by mature planting. A private garage and dedicated parking complete this outstanding home.
Situated in one of Cheltenham’s most sought-after areas, The Park, this exceptional property enjoys a prime position close to the many amenities this area has to offer.
Montpellier, The Park, The Suffolks and Bath Road are just a short stroll away, offering an eclectic mix of elegant shopping, artisan eateries, and lifestyle amenities, all set against the backdrop of Cheltenham’s renowned Regency architecture. Less than a hundred miles from London, Cheltenham nestles beautifully between the Cotswold Hills and the Wye Valley, and is home to numerous prestigious schools including Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies College, Dean Close and Pates Grammar School.
