Detached house for sale in Cheltenham GL53, 3 Bedroom

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The Warwick
From the impressive wood cladding that enhances the roofline to the decorative door cornice that adds elegance to the entrance, The Warwick has an authentic aura that underlines the sense of quality and craftsmanship that is evident throughout.

Yet practicality will also be at the heart of your charming new 3 bedroom house. Large, open plan interiors make spending time together a pleasure, while the separate lounge and 3 generously sized bedrooms are also perfect for those moments of relaxation.

The décor is the utmost in contemporary design, allowing you to enjoy the lifestyle that you have always dreamed. With all of the useful amenities you could want or need, The Warwick is truly a home for the modern family.

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About the Development

Famously patronised by King George III, the spa town of Cheltenham has been attracting and delighting visitors ever since. Hardly surprising when you consider the wealth of cultural and entertainment options available in the town, along with the excellent selection of shopping amongst the award winning tree lined boulevards.

Conveniently located just to the south west of Cheltenham, within easy reach of both the town and the M5, Brizen View is perfectly placed for you and your family. With a magnificent collection of four and five bedroom homes from the Heritage Collection, this is exclusive, executive living at its very best.

Amenities
Just a couple of miles from the town centre, the development has a choice of all the major supermarkets for convenience and weekly shopping. There is also a Co-Op convenience store nearby on Woodlands Road off the main A46.

There are a number of gp surgeries which serve the local area and there are places available at Coronation Dental Practice (Sat Nav GL51 7SA call .

Dining
Cheltenham has over 100 restaurants to choose from, from chic café culture to international fine dining. Amongst the many worth visiting are Le Petit Blanc, Lumiere and Brosh, along with Le Champignon Sauvage and the Mayflower. The Brewery entertainment complex is also home to a variety of restaurants, including Portuguese, Italian, Mexican and Chinese.

True food lovers will flock to the annual food and drink festival, one of the many annual festivals hosted by the racecourse.

Education
Cheltenham has an enviable reputation for high quality education in both the state and independent sectors. On the state side, both Leckhampton CofE Primary and Warden Hill Primary are within easy reach of the development, with Cheltenham Bourneside School also close by for older pupils.
Private education is provided by a range of highly regarded institutions within the town, including Dean Close School and Cheltenham College, which offer education from prep to sixth form, and Cheltenham Ladies College, which offers education from 11+. There are also a number of independent prep schools that feed these establishments.

Leisure
Cheltenham is a well known international cultural centre with a wide variety of venues staging productions for all tastes, from theatre and comedy to music and dance. Check the full programmes at the Everyman, Playhouse or Beacon theatres, or watch out for special performances at Cheltenham Town Hall or the impressive Centaur at the race course. There is also a multi-screen Cineworld cinema at the Brewery entertainment complex.

For sport, Cheltemham offers a choice of the main leisure centre or the popular Sandford Park Lido outdoor pool, plus a choice of challenging golf clubs, including Lilley Brook, Cotswold Hills, Ullenwood and Manor. Cheltenham is also famous for its horse racing, with the Gold Cup meeting in the Autumn a major event on the racing calendar.

Shopping
Cheltenham is a shoppers paradise, with a choice of quirky independent stores in fascinating parades, such as The Promenade and Regent Street, and major high street names in modern malls, such as Beechwood Shopping Centre, the Brewery and Regent Arcade. Montpellier and The Suffolks are also excellent places to browse away and afternoon amongst high class boutiques and specialist shops. If you prefer out of town shopping, head for Kingsditch or Gallagher retail parks.

Cheltenham has a market in the centre of town every Thursday, with a Farmer’s Market on the Promenade on the second and last Friday of each month. The racecourse holds a popular antiques and collectors fair on the last Sunday of every month.

Transport
The development is just a couple of miles outside of the town of Cheltenham and lies within easy reach of junctions 11 and 11A of the M5. Gloucester is just 8 miles away, with Bristol and Oxford around 40 miles. Cheltenham Spa station has direct trains to London in just over two hours, with Birmingham just 45 minutes away and Bristol 27 minutes. The station is just three miles from Brizen View and has 150 spaces for park and ride travellers.

Gloucestershire Airport is close by with flights to Belfast, the Isle of Man and Jersey as well as a range of pleasure flights, with Bristol Airport offering a choice of international flights.