This house was built in 1834, it is thought, and so falls into that part of English history known as the REGENCY period and it still contains much of the original plasterwork and other features from that time.

The bedrooms are large and airy and are equipped with colour television, tea and coffee and have views onto Pittville Park.

Pittville Park in which the house stands, was created in the second decade of the 19th century, as an area of 'walks and rides', by Joseph Pitt, together with many fine and imposing houses, for the famous people who came to live in Cheltenham. So today this house enjoys, not only a position which is beautiful as it is quiet, but which is only a ten minutes walk from the centre of Cheltenham.

Cheltenham's central location and easy access, the many attractions of the Cotswolds and the beauty of the area provide a constant stream of business and holiday visitors to the town.

Tree lined promenades; landscaped parks; delicate Regency architecture; a cacophony of flowers; National Hunt racing and fashionable, quality shopping make Cheltenham a mecca for the discerning tourist.

COMMENDATIONS:

• English Tourism Council - Commended.
• Inspected by 'The Best Bed & Breakfast in the World'
• 'Which? Bed & Breakfast Guide'.

PRICES: As from 18 July 2002

Bed and breakfast: from 20.00 per person, per night.