Apartments Gloucestershire : 2 properties for sale

Apartment for sale - Located in the prestigious setting of Wellington Square, Avondale House is an elegant Grade II listed Regency villa dating from 1834–35, originally built for Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Barron of the East India Company. As part of the Pittville project created for Joseph Pitt between 1825 and 1842, with the broader estate layout designed by architect John Forbes, the villa occupies a prominent corner position on one of Cheltenham’s most admired squares. Its refined stucco façade, hipped slate roof and classical detailing create a timeless architectural presence, surrounded by a harmonious group of Regency villas arranged around a central landscaped garden. This magnificent garden apartment combines Regency architectural grace with a fresh, contemporary finish. Inside, the house benefits from generous proportions, enhanced by sash windows, predominantly wooden floors and a recent refurbishment that enhances light, comfort and style. Although the garden is shared, the apartment enjoys the rare privilege of having it directly in front of its own private entrance door, offering almost exclusive connection to the outdoors – perfect for morning coffee, relaxed evenings or sunny moments. Life here is shaped by greenery, tranquility and refined convenience. The immense beauty of Pittville Park is moments away, with its lakes, walking paths and open lawns – a natural extension of everyday life. The neighbourhood is enriched by independent cafés, artisan bakeries and relaxed brunch spots, all within an easy stroll. Whether meeting friends, enjoying a weekend walk or simply soaking up the Cheltenham street atmosphere, everything feels effortlessly close at hand. Avondale House offers a rare blend of heritage and modern comfort – a home where history, elegance and contemporary living combine in perfect harmony, located in one of Cheltenham’s most sought-after Regency locations. Accommodation summary - Entrance position is on the side of the main entrance and opens directly onto the garden area. - Hallway – Wooden floor with period-coloured painted walls and a storage cupboard. - Kitchen – A functional kitchen space that would benefit from light modernisation, allowing buyers to add their own finishing touches and offering the possibility of a simple refit to unlock additional value. It retains twin sash windows and views over the communal garden. - Living room – Large sash window overlooking Wellington Square, equipped with new carpets and period colours. - Principal bedroom – Large sash window again benefiting from the Wellington Square view, fitted with new carpets and appropriate period colours. - Second bedroom – This single bedroom also has new carpeting and enjoys a front-facing view from Avondale House. - Bathroom – Bath/shower room with WC, sink and storage cupboard. - Exterior – The well-maintained garden provides a perfect setting for the property and also gives the apartment a sense of extra outdoor space while creating a pleasant sense of community. - Resident parking on the enclosed private driveway – A valuable advantage in a parade-perimeter parking area, offering convenience and peace of mind. Avondale House is exceptionally well placed to offer a wide range of amenities, commercial facilities and, for commuters, access to a broad network of transport and road links. Property services, utilities and information - Lease duration – Leasehold (957 years remaining) - Major services – Gas/Electricity - EPC – D - Council Tax – B - Environmental Impact Assessment – Class D - Service charge – £300 per quarter - Mobile coverage – 4G and 5G available; we recommend confirming details with your service provider. - Broadband availability – Ultra-fast broadband available in the region with a maximum download speed of up to 1,000 Mbps and maximum upload speed of 1,000 Mbps. - Public networks – Mains water, electricity, sewers - Parking – Shared resident parking on the enclosed private driveway

Apartment for sale - Set within the historic Sherborne House, a Grade II -listed country estate with origins dating back over 500 years, this grand apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial home within one of the Cotswolds’ most architecturally significant buildings. Occupying the first and second floors of the south-east wing, it is the largest of the principal apartments, extending to approximately 3,288 sq ft. Arranged within the original footprint of the building, the apartment retains an exceptional sense of scale and character throughout. The proportions and flow are both intuitive and elegant, with rooms unfolding in a manner that feels both natural and deliberate. A discreet and professional on-site team, including caretaker, housekeeper and gardener, provides attentive support while in residence and reassurance when away. A grand entrance hall, framed by Murano wall lights, sets the tone and leads into a handsome reception room, a space that, in most houses, would serve as the principal room. From here, the apartment opens into the extraordinary great hall and dining room. The 24-foot ceilings create a defining interior of remarkable volume and presence. Soaring height and intricate period detailing lend a strong sense of occasion, while the space remains entirely liveable, equally suited to entertaining and everyday use. Originally shaped in the 1840s by the celebrated architect Anthony Salvin, the great hall and dining room retain richly moulded plasterwork, timber panelling and a finely carved working fireplace. Seven double-height windows frame far reaching views across manicured and natural parkland, drawing in exceptional natural light and strengthening the connection to the surrounding landscape. The furnishings have been carefully curated to complement the history and architectural richness of the apartment and are available by separate negotiation, allowing for a turn-key acquisition if desired. The kitchen provides a contemporary counterpoint, overlooking the cloister and integrating comfortably within the overall plan. Bedroom accommodation is arranged to create a house-like feel: the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room, while two further double bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. En-suite bathrooms and a utility room are thoughtfully positioned to ensure ease of day-to-day living. Residents also benefit from access to a private orangery, tennis court and wellness centre with heated swimming pool. The surrounding landscape is quintessential Cotswold countryside, and the house has significant historic importance. Built circa 1520 and visited twice by Queen Elizabeth I, it has evolved through significant 17th- and 19th-century enhancements to create the striking composition seen today. Its 12 acres of grounds sit within over 4,000 acres of protected National Trust village, parkland and farmland, much of which has remained virtually unchanged since the 19th century. Sherborne sits in a particularly beautiful stretch of the Cotswolds, surrounded by rolling countryside and some of the region’s most picturesque villages. Northleach is nearby for day-to-day essentials, while Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water are all within easy reach. Cheltenham and Cirencester broaden the offering further, making this an especially appealing setting for those seeking a quieter pace of life without feeling isolated.

Apartment for sale - PANORAMIC VIEWS OF SAUNTON SANDS BEACH! Located in one of Saunton’s most sought-after apartment complexes, with direct private access to Saunton Sands and superb beach views. Private south-facing terrace, with an additional terrace. Entrance hall: A spacious hall leading to W.C., a combined kitchen/dining/living area in an open-plan layout, and a staircase to the ground floor to the bedrooms. Open-plan kitchen/dining/living area: On entering this open space there are wooden floors and a view through three folding doors to Saunton Sands’ sandy beach. It offers excellent reception space with a kitchen at the rear and a living area at the front overlooking the sunny terrace. The kitchen comprises a mix of wall and base units with an integrated electric range, an induction hob, a dishwasher, a washer/dryer, and a fridge/freezer. Ground floor Bedroom 1: As the master bedroom, a spacious double bedroom with a generously sized en-suite shower room. A pedestrian door opens onto the lower private terrace with sea views. Bedroom 2: A good-sized double bedroom with ample built-in storage. Also enjoys access to the terrace and sea views. Family bathroom: A white three-piece suite with a bath and shower, finished to a neutral and high standard. Features: An intelligently managed electric underfloor heating system with thermostatic control and ultra-fast broadband. Outside, there is a mature and well-maintained landscaped garden, a secure Videx entry intercom system at the building entrance, and a video entry system at the main entrance. One parking space is allocated for a vehicle plus visitor parking. There is also a communal storage area, a shower, a bike store, and a private space for surfboards, bikes, beach toys, etc. Leasehold and Freehold Details: The apartment is held on a 125-year lease from June 2009, with residents also owning freehold in 16 shares (one for each flat). Location and Facilities: Oceanpoint enjoys breathtaking views of the dramatic north Devon coastline and is close to the famous South West Coastal Path. Nearby are Croyde and Woolacombe with world-class surfing beaches, the Saunton Sands Golf Club offering 36 championship links holes, and the Tarka Trail with walking and cycling paths through Devon countryside. Location: The property is located in Saunton, between Croyde and Braunton. In Saunton itself there is the beautiful surf beach, popular with surfers and kite surfers, which has featured in films and music videos, and the beach leads to the dunes that are part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and all the way to Crow Point. The pretty St Anne’s Church, Grade II listed, is nearby with many walks to enjoy, and on the other side of the road is Saunton Golf Club with its famous East and West championship courses – the finest links golf – a true test for even the most seasoned golfer. The village of Croyde is only a few miles away and has been a popular destination for generations, not only for surfers and families, but also for walkers who come to enjoy the National Trust lands and the South West Coast Path walks towards Baggy Point, Saunton Down, etc. Croyde is a picturesque village with a mix of traditional thatched cottages and pubs blended with modern houses, making it suitable for all ages and backgrounds. Amenities include a modern village shop, a post office, hairdressers, surf shops, pubs and restaurants, a recently refurbished and modernized children's playground, a community hall, and of course the impressive views and Croyde Bay surf beach. A primary school in the nearby village of Georgeham is popular with families, and Braunton Academy is about 5 miles away for secondary education. Braunton offers a wider range of amenities, including supermarkets, local and national shops, doctors, dentists, schools, etc.

Apartment for sale - Investment opportunity - earn up to 15% yields New investment opportunity: 25 fully refurbished seaside studios moments from the seafront, with net yields projected up to 15%. Launching soon - request more information today

Apartment for sale - Investment opportunities Returns of 15% New investment opportunity: 25 fully renovated seaside studios just moments from the waterfront, with projected net yields up to 15%. Launching soon – request more information today

Apartment for sale - The estate is located in the village of Clifton, renowned for its superb facilities and benefits from excellent transport links to the city centre as well as Temple Meads station. Local amenities are moments away and include supermarkets, a post office, a library, delicatessens, restaurants, hairdressers and cafes. There are also medical practices in the area. The tutor’s court offers a laundry, well-maintained landscaped gardens and 8 parking spaces. The estate manager visits twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, to provide assistance, guidance and coordinate the services provided. This first-floor flat, for residents over 60, was a project created in a converted church, designed by the eminent Victorian architect Charles Hansom. Council tax band: Band C (£2,186.95 per year for 2025/26). Lease term: Leasehold (136 years remaining) extensions negotiable separately. Ground rent: £25 per year. Service charges: £400 per month. COMMUNAL: The development includes a laundry with high-quality appliances, usage of which is included in the service charges. A part-time estate manager supervises the maintenance of the lift serving all floors. Garden: A charming enclosed garden with beautiful planting is shared by residents. Parking: The parking area under the croft, secure at night by a remote-controlled roller shutter, also provides bike and bin storage. LOCATION: The development is situated in the heart of Clifton Village, known for its famous landmarks, including the iconic suspension bridge and the Observatory, as well as excellent shopping facilities. Regular bus services operate nearby, providing easy access to the city centre. GENERAL: Mandate Lease (unexpired portion of the lease ending in 2161), subject to an annual rent of £25. There is an option to extend the lease if required (additional fees). service charges: A monthly payment is due for buildings insurance and maintenance of £400.00. Re-sale fees: We understand that, upon sale of the apartments under the tutor’s court, a re-sale levy is payable equal to 1.5% of the price at which the apartment was purchased, multiplied by the number of years of ownership. More information

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Apartment for sale - Investment opportunities - up to 15% net yields New investment opportunity: 25 seafront apartments fully renovated, just moments from the sea front, with projected net yields up to 15%. Launching soon - request more information today

Apartment for sale - Flete House is perched high above the River Erme, which meanders to the sea. A tranquil footpath from its gardens leads to Mothercombe Beach. The welcoming entrance hall is accessible through magnificent antique doors, where you may meet one of the esteemed residents enjoying this communal space. These premises feature a splendid formal dining room where residents are served lunches or occasional dinners. A richly adorned library with a breathtakingly designed architectural and artistic fireplace, a lounge with comfortable sofas and a baby grand piano. And a charming snooker room where residents regularly host competitions. A dedicated staff is always on hand to meet residents’ needs, serving Sunday lunch and afternoon tea, ensuring a pleasant experience for all residents. Flete House is not just a residence; it is a Grade 1 listed exquisite historic home that embodies grandeur and charm. For generations, the Mildmay family proudly owned this notable property. The family continues to be part of their legacy with the neighboring estate of Flete. The impressive entrance to Flete House is a gentle walk through the old estate with its ancient chestnut, beech and oak trees. They lead you through wrought iron gates to the residents’ gravel parking. The red limestone crenellated walls create an unconventional yet striking visual that leaves a lasting impression. The meticulously maintained gardens, spanning 12 acres, offer a magnificent display of seasonal plantings and stately parkland trees, including charming Dutch and Italian gardens, complemented by a tennis court and a croquet lawn. Apartment 2. The entrance door opens onto the main living room, with stunning decor including an impressive oak parquet floor, an Italianate stucco ceiling with a Tudor Rose motif, bordered by striking green and white angel, ribbon and urn motifs. Around the walls are square oak panels with shelves and built-in furniture, some with glazed fronts, others in oak. Beneath the six arched windows and granite-framed, there is a long window seat with a low radiator underneath. There are double-angled windows letting in abundant light. Each window has folding oak shutters, and there is a brass curtain rod above. Dominating the room is a spectacular granite fireplace edged with glazed terracotta mini-squares, embossed with a partial lily and heart motif. At the back of the room, large oak doors reveal a compact, well-equipped kitchenette with pretty pastel-green cupboards adorned with metallic copper-coloured fittings. There is a Bosch electric fan-assisted oven with a hob and a wok, plus a Neff extractor. Integrated wine storage and circular stainless steel sinks paired, one shallow for rinsing and the other standard depth… A wooden door discreetly opens to carpeted green stairs leading to the ground-floor landing. The landing includes a storage room, a second storage area with shelves/cupboards, a door leading to the toilet, and a separate door to the main bathroom. The bathroom features a corner shower, a bathtub with a shower attachment, and a sink. There are white timber-effect desk drawers with a laminate floor and chrome fittings, plus a glass shelf and white-painted wooden shelves. A discreet storage cupboard houses the washing machine. A panelled wooden door descends a few steps to the larger suite/bedroom, half-height oak panelling, with an oak floor and a fully squared oak ceiling. Currently, this bedroom is furnished with a huge four-poster bed, two massive Welsh chests, and a large sofa. Twelve double-angled granite windows overlook the estate and the tennis court. And a separate door leads outside to the main house, near the library. Above the panelling, the room is decorated with a warm-yellow painting. Again, wooden folding shutters in oak adorn the windows with wide oak floor boards and an enormous imposing granite fireplace. The fireplace bears the initials T and H, as well as a family coat of arms engraved on the façade. Inside, there is a full ironwork canopy and terracotta-coloured glazed miniature tiles around the granite hearth. The fires are decorative owing to the age of the building; open fires in the flats are not permitted. This wonderful house has a historic look and is very charming. Through the internal stairs, it may suit someone in good shape. Dogs or cats may be permitted with the kind permission of Audley. The monthly service charge is about £1,670.09. This includes buildings insurance, window cleaning, electricity, water, and oil-fired central heating. It also covers staff salaries, ensuring 24 houses on site are staffed, as well as full-time gardeners. Agent note: We can introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected notaries, mortgage lenders, or valuation services. The choice to use their services is entirely up to you. If you choose to proceed, please note that we will receive a standard referral fee of £120–£200 (VAT included) from the company for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There is no obligation to use our recommended providers. In accordance with current AML regulations, all potential buyers must provide valid identity documents before a sale can be agreed and before lawyers can be formally engaged. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £36 (VAT included) applies. We strongly request that this cost is borne by you as part of the purchase process. Further information