Spectre Hill in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

This development presents an impressive addition to the scenic Regency Spa town of Cheltenham, weaving contemporary living with the town's historic charm. Positioned near the iconic Cheltenham Racecourse and the natural beauty of Cleeve Hill, the development is also a stone's throw from the serene Pittville Park, offering the perfect backdrop for both relaxation and exploration. Just about 2 miles from the bustling heart of Cheltenham town centre, it ensures that residents have the perfect balance between tranquility and the vibrant town life.

The development boasts an array of beautiful 2-bedroom apartments, fitting the modern lifestyle with open-plan living spaces and stylishly fitted kitchens. Many of these residences benefit from either a balcony or patio, offering stunning views towards Cleeve Hill, an iconic landmark of the area. Ensuring a high standard of living, the apartments are predicted to have an energy assessment rated 'B', and feature master bedrooms complete with en suite facilities, enhancing the appeal of these quality new homes.

Residents will appreciate the convenience of allocated parking, with the added modern amenity of communal electric car charging points, reflecting the development's commitment to sustainable living. This vibrant Spa town is not just about its picturesque surroundings; it boasts a rich cultural scene with a cinema complex, two theatres, and a cafe culture particularly noted in the Montpellier area. The town is known for hosting a variety of live entertainment at the Cheltenham Town Hall and is celebrated for its Literature, Science, and Jazz festivals, which are highly regarded nationally.

The development's location near the Cotswold countryside further enriches its allure, offering residents the best of contemporary living within a stone's throw of natural beauty and cultural heritage. This range of 2-bedroom apartments is designed not just as homes but as gateways to experiencing the vibrant life and serene landscapes of one of the UK's most cherished towns.