5 Bed Detached House For Sale Kidnappers Lane, Cheltenham, GL53

Pear Trees is a breathtaking collection of 27 zero carbon homes, with 5 bedroom detached family homes available for the open market, in the idyllic setting of Leckhampton in Cheltenham.\r
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Climb Leckhampton Hill, breathe in the air and enjoy the magnificent views from the top, looking down over Gloucestershire and across to the Malvern Hills, or else sample the delights of the most complete Regency town with quality schools, stunning architecture and parks plus a superb arts, festival and restaurant scene to rival anywhere in the country.\r
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Regal splendour with a village feel: Enjoy a rich history alongside local charm and facilities.\r
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Regularly voted by The Sunday Times as one of the 'Best Places to Live in the South West', Cheltenham is a wonderful mix of old and new. Intimate and friendly, it nestles within the Cotswolds and brims with history. \r
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Wander along the grand, tree-lined Promenade or stroll through stately Pittville Park to appreciate why Cheltenham was once a place of regal splendour, when the town's status as a health spa was confirmed by George III in the 18th Century. It was also the birthplace of Gustav Holst in 1874, the composer of The Planets. The house where he was born is now the Holst Victorian House museum and offers a fascinating insight into 19th century Victorian life.\r
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Quality of education has long been a big feature of Cheltenham and the many highly-rated grammar, private and state schools have been supplemented this year by a new state-of-the art nursery at Cheltenham Prep as well the new £35M High School Leckhampton just a 10-minute walk from Pear Trees.\r
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Cheltenham is also a foodie's paradise with all tastes catered for including Japanese fine dining at YOKU and Kibou, Indian at Prithvi, popular favourites such as The Ivy and Brasserie Blanc plus modern British dining with an iconic vista at The Nook - Cheltenham's first rooftop restaurant.\r
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Embrace the natural life: Enjoy outdoor living in the heart of the Cotswolds\r
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This part of Leckhampton has historically been home to market gardens and orchards and you can still see clear evidence of this if you take a walk in the area on your way up to Leckhampton Hill. Towards the top you'll encounter Devil's Chimney - an impressive tall formation of rocks perched on the cliff edge.\r
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Once on the hill and the surrounding Charlton Kings common there are many tracks and paths that can be explored by the whole family and it's also here where you can join the 100-mile Cotswold Way should you want to stroll a little further. For more strenuous activity the established tracks, trails and jumps offer good opportunities for mountain biking and you might also sometimes see rock climbers, hang gliders and even snowboarders enjoying the outdoor life - depending on the weather.\r
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The hill is home to a variety of wildflowers and grasslands, providing habitats for a wealth of wildlife including reptiles and butterflies as well as the buzzards and kestrels regularly spotted overhead while cattle are often found grazing on the common. However, the most magnificent\r
thing at the top of the hill is undoubtedly the stunning view across all of Cheltenham, towards the Malvern Hills and beyond as far as Wales.