Flat to rent in Regency Place, Cheltenham GL52

A beautifully presented contemporary apartment constructed in the regency style by Crest Nicholson Homes, with decorative markings, ornate ironwork located in a superb town centre location with Cheltenham’s shops, eateries and bars all close by. The property is located on the desirable first floor and is accessed via lift or stairs and has been upgraded by the current interior designer and cabinet maker owners to provide an exceedingly bright and quiet home and provides a large entrance hall with built in storage and utility cupboard which leads through to the open-plan kitchen / reception room with hand built bespoke feature shelving which provides a divide between the kitchen and living space and beautiful solid wood breakfast bar. The high-gloss fitted kitchen provides a range of high and low level units with integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher, electric hob and oven and slate effect splashbacks. The living area has high ceilings and is awash with natural light via floor to ceiling sash windows which have been upgraded with high quality secondary glazing thus providing a very quiet and stylish space to relax or entertain in. Both sash windows also have Juliet style balconies which add to the period style of this contemporary apartment. The master bedroom has dual aspect windows that have also been secondary glazed and has a Juliet style balcony plus glass fronted fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has mirror fronted wardrobes and also has secondary glazed windows. Further to this the main three-piece bathroom has part tiled walls and shower over the bath with glazed shower screen and wall mounted mirror. In summary, a beautifully presented, contemporary apartment located in the heart of Cheltenham town centre with the benefit of under croft parking, high quality secondary glazing and upgraded kitchen. Fully furnished. Apologies no pets permitted. Rent £1750 Holding Fee £403.84 Security Deposit £2019.23 EPC C Council Tax CCheltenham is often known as the gateway to the Cotswolds and famed for its extensive range of festivals, including National Hunt, music, drama, science, food and drink and jazz. There are extensive modern shopping facilities within the town and a range of recreational and cultural amenities, including golf courses, racecourse, theatre and cinema. There are additional excellent communications to the other nearby centres via the M5 giving easy access to Bristol and Birmingham and there is a mainline railway station with services to London.