Historic House, Contemporary Living
With its resplendent coat of arms above the porticoed entrance and dating back to 1812, John Dower House is one of Cheltenham’s most recognisable buildings.
Grade II listed and sensitively restored to become home to just twelve 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, John Dower House now offers a unique take on contemporary living in the heart of Cheltenham.
All apartments come with secure, underground parking.
Last 2 homes available from £475,000
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2 Bedroom Regency Homes
As you would expect from a building of such grandeur, each home is incredibly spacious and no detail has been overlooked. The decorative detailing of the building has been carried through to the stylish interior of each apartment.
John Dower House seamlessly blends the classic and the contemporary, with every home offering an array of features that support modern living.
The two-bedroom apartments are completed to a high specification with bright and airy living spaces, and a modern kitchen fitted with quartz composite stone worktops and integrated appliances. While the tiled bathroom has mirror-fronted cabinets and a large walk-in shower.
All apartments come with secure, underground parking.
Purchase a two bedroom apartment for £475,000
Please note, images displayed are of the furnished apartment at John Dower House. Speak with our team to arrange a viewing.
Welcome to the neighbourhood
If you’re local, you’ll already appreciate why The Sunday Times voted Cheltenham the best place to live in the South West.
If you’re new to the town’s charms, make a little time to explore its elegant squares, parks, the famous Promenade, quirky Suffolks and, of course, its calendar of world class festivals.
The Story of John Dower House
John Dower House is one of Cheltenham’s most impressive buildings and dates back to 1812 and is Grade II listed. It’s instantly recognisable to visitors and residents alike. But beyond the grand Regency façade lies a rich hidden heritage.
Originally constructed to be one of Cheltenham’s first hotels, the building was granted the Royal Coat of Arms when Adelaide, Duchess of Clarence (later Queen Consort to William IV) visited – this is still displayed over the building’s portico, almost 200 years later. The Duchess’ visit led to the hotel being renamed the Clarence Hotel.
In 1859, the clientele of the building became less illustrious as it was transformed into a police station and courthouse. It remained police property until 1970. The building was then converted to offices and was occupied by a Government department, until it was vacated in 2010.
After several years of inactivity, John Dower House became a part of Lifestory and was transformed into 12 stunning Regency apartments.
