14 Northfield Passage

About this property

To be found in the heart of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire near the Cotswolds AONB is this completely renovated home. Situated in the secluded passageway of Northfield Passage, just paces away from the bustling bars and amenities of the Brewery Quarter, you will have everything you need to assist with your self-catered stay. This family-friendly cottage is ideal for a group of four seeking a break in the beating heart of the Cotswolds. Accessible from the adjacent public car park, you can leave you vehicle within a few metres of the front door. Step inside to discover the bright sitting room; here you can unwind on the corner sofa and catch-up on some TV.

Walking through the property, locate the kitchen/diner, where a white-glossed kitchen hosts an electric oven and hob to prepare meals, as well as an integrated dishwasher to clear up afterwards! Settle down at the dining table or throw open the French doors to find the intimate courtyard where a barbecue offers alternative dining arrangements. Savour a cold beverage to relish your time away or why not venture upstairs to the family bathroom for a relaxed bubble-bath? When sleep calls, choose between two beautifully presented doubles here you can unwind, perhaps with a hot chocolate or glass of wine and escape into a book.

In the morning, enjoy a hot shower before taking advantage of the kitchen appliances to rustle up a home-cooked breakfast. Your central location means you are just moments away from an array of restaurants, shops, bars, and entertainment in Cheltenham’s Brewery Quarter – as well as miniature golf, escape rooms and an IMAX cinema amongst some of the activities on offer. Cheltenham itself is a historic spa town with plenty of cultural attractions; the town itself is a joyous ramble of leafy boulevards and stunning Regency terraces: A short stroll takes to you into the glorious ornamental Pitville Park and the famous Pump Rooms.

From here you can carry on toward the racecourse or loop back through the townhouses in Wellington Square and Clarence Square A leisurely walk through the town centre and along the Promenade soon takes you towards further Georgian splendour in the neighbouring districts of Montpellier and Tivoli; notable for their independent bars, restaurants, cafes and boutiques If you time your trip well, you could be getting dressed up to spend the day at Cheltenham Racecourse - a mere 15 minute walk away – home to the famous Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup – one of the the many festivals hosted by the town throughout the year; jazz, literary, science, cricket or comedy – there’s something for everyone!

For those wishing to venture further afield – Cheltenham is the perfect base to explore the picturesque landscape of the north Cotswolds, with such famous picture-perfect market towns as Broadway, Winchcombe, Chipping Camden, Moreton in Marsh, and Cirencester all within easy reach. Of these, Broadway and Winchcombe can be accessed via steam train from the heritage station near the racecourse. Historic Gloucester lies just south of Cheltenham, with its magnificent Norman Cathedral and preserved river dockyards Also worth a visit; other places within an hour’s drive to the north are the medieval towns of Stratford-upon-Avon – home of Shakespeare and the world-renowned Shakespeare Theatre, and Warwick with its amazing preserved medieval castle.

To the South the achingly beautiful World Heritage City of Bath and the chic waterfront of Bristol are similarly within reach. All this and so much more waits at 14 Northfield Passage.

Cheltenham is a Gloucestershire town located beneath Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds, and above the Severn Valley. 'The Western Gateway to the Cotswolds,' as it is known. For elegant elegance and Regency terraces, annual festivals, Ladies' College, and racecourse, this edge-of-the-Cotswolds spa town is hard to better. Farmers markets are held every two weeks, and there are upscale businesses and restaurants in the area, all of which are surrounded by beautiful scenery. The legendary Cheltenham Festival, which lasts four days and culminates in the Gold Cup, is held annually in March at Cheltenham Racecourse.

Accommodation

Two double bedrooms.

Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Kitchen/diner.

Sitting room with electric fire

Electric oven, hob, fridge/freezer.

Washing machine and Dishwasher.

43” Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Highchair available on request.

Chargeable parking at close-by public car park.

Enclosed small courtyard with furniture and barbecue.

Sorry, no pets and no smoking.

Supermarket: 0.2 miles/4 minute walk.

Pubs and Restaurants: 0.1 miles / 2 minute walk.

Town Centre: 0.2 miles / 4 minute walk.

Racecourse: 0.6 miles – 15 minute walk.

Note: The North Place public car park is £7.70 per day.

Note: The front of the property overlooks the car park