The town is now home to Lansdown Villas, a truly unique new development of just five contemporary homes in the historic area of Lansdown near to fashionable Montpellier with its speciality shops, boutiques, restaurants and wine bars and just a short stroll from the impressive Promenade and Cheltenham town centre.

As well as being ideally situated for local shopping and culture, Lansdown Villas is also within walking distance of some of the UK’s highest ranked private and State schools. Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close and Cheltenham College are all world renowned, not forgetting some highly sought-after State and independent schools, meaning Cheltenham is blessed with excellent education options.

The town of Cheltenham, in the heart of the Cotswolds, was specifically designed in its 18th and 19th century heyday as a health resort for wealthy visitors – The Pump Rooms still offer the opportunity to ‘take the waters’. Cheltenham’s architecture elegantly shows its Regency heritage in its stately buildings with intricate ironwork, classic balconies and painted stucco facades and Lansdown Crescent, completed in 1850, is a very rare example of a convex crescent.

Renowned for its fine architecture, the style of Cheltenham is also demonstrated by wide tree-lined avenues, beautiful parks and many cultural and social events. You can relax in award-winning gardens, enjoy an impressive range of quality shops and restaurants or spend some time at one of the many festivals that run throughout the year – including music, literature, design and science.

There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the town including several gyms and health clubs with indoor swimming pools as well as the historic Lido; golf, tennis, squash, hockey and croquet clubs; not forgetting Cheltenham Racecourse – internationally recognised as the home of National Hunt racing.