THE PROPERTY
Arle Court House is an Grade II Listed property located in an established area of Cheltenham to the west of the town centre. The property will require refurbishment throughout however offers in excess of 2,150 sq. ft of accommodation over three floors.
Arle Court at Arle was largely demolished in 1880 but a little of the old Elizabethan building remains. The original stone can be seen in the neighbours drive and the original window and floor are still to be seen in the present kitchen. The brick part of the house which was built around 1880 used bricks actually made locally, the beams in many of the rooms are old ships timbers and some carry the initials of the carpenters who installed them. The house was formed into Arle Court Farmhouse and the house was owned by Frank Brown known as Jocker. The original panelling and staircase were taken from the house and put into the other Arle Court House built in Victorian times and became the headquarters of Dowtys in Hatherley.

At present the accommodation provides 5 bedrooms, 2 en suites and a family bathroom. On the ground floor are two principle reception rooms, home office, utility and kitchen. To the rear of the property is generous garden. Please note that the adjoining annexe has recently been sold by our client and a new boundary will be formed to the left of the main property which is shown on site. It does however still enjoys a right of access through a covered porchway. The property is heated by gas fired central heating.

Agents Note: The property is shown with the following description on the Historic England website and as such is exempt from displaying an energy performance certificate.
Name: ARLE COURT HOUSE
Designation Type: Listing
Grade: II
List UID: 1245523