April Cottage is a converted stable situated in half an acre of land set back from the owner's property which dates back to the early 1800s. It is a pretty, one bedroom stone cottage that has been tastefully renovated and furnished with a contemporary feel in mind. It comes with a spacious courtyard garden which is for the private use of the cottage and is not at all overlooked, and car parking.

April Cottage is just two miles from Cheltenham town centre and the fashionable Montpellier, yet it has a very country feel. The cottage itself is surrounded by fields and boasts a welcoming feel.

With its fantastic Regency and Georgian buildings, Cheltenham has been attracting visitors for 300 years. Made fashionable by King George III in 1788, it has survived as the most complete Regency town in England - one of the few in which traditional and contemporary architectural styles happily complement each other.

Cheltenham is surrounded by historic parks, beautiful gardens and tree-lined promenades which have featured in many good films over the years, Pride & Prejudice, Vanity Fair and most recently These Foolish Things.

People come from far and wide to shop in Cheltenham. With two large shopping centres, numerous specialist boutiques and quaint antique shops, it has a variety to satisfy everyone’s taste.

Probably the most famous of Cheltenham’s landmarks is the magnificent Racecourse. Cheltenham is known around the world as the home of the National Hunt. The racecourse hosts 16 days of racing in two seasons, which lasts from October to May. The highlight of the racing calendar is the National Hunt Festival featuring the famous Cheltenham Gold Cup. This annually attracts thousands of visitors from Ireland and each year anticipates over 200,000 spectators over the four-day meeting.