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Rivershill-Cheltenham-2020 03 27 Introducing Rivershill, a rare collection of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses situated in the heart of historic Cheltenham, a stone’s throw from sophisticated Montpellier. An exciting collection of 56 apartments and 7 penthouses, all with allocated parking. Rivershill offers bright, airy and well-proportioned living space with private outside areas, as well as communal spaces – including a purpose-built basement gym and studio. RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM CGI for illustrative purposes only. VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com CGI for illustrative purposes only. RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM CGI for illustrative purposes only. illustrative for CGI VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com fit for purpose With its own purpose-built gym and studio area, Rivershill is more than equipped to cater to your health and wellbeing needs. The gym includes a wide selection of free weights, treadmills, stationary bikes and a studio room for exercise. With a large space and clean, minimalist design, Rivershill’s exclusive fitness facilities ensure residents have ample room to relax, energise and socialise. CGI for illustrative purposes only. RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM WAITROSE RIVERSHILL CHELTENHAM MONTPELLIER IMPERIAL & PARTNERS LADIES COLLEGE GARDENS SQUARE HOTEL DU VIN THE IVY NO. 131 DISTANCES & JOURNEY TIMES FROM RIVERSHILL HOTEL DU VIN 2 minute walk / 0.2 mile / 1 minute drive MONTPELLIER STREET (BOUTIQUES) 3 minute walk / 0.2 mile / 2 minute drive THE PROMENADE 4 minute walk / 0.3 mile / 2 minute drive WAITROSE & PARTNERS 5 minute walk / 0.3 mile / 2 minute drive NO. 131 6 minute walk / 0.4 mile / 2 minute drive IMPERIAL SQUARE GARDENS 6 minute walk / 0.4 mile / 2 minute drive THE IVY 10 minute walk / 0.5 mile / 3 minute drive CHELTENHAM SPA TRAIN STATION 16 minute walk / 0.8 mile / 3 minute drive PITTVILLE PARK 24 minute walk / 1.2 mile / 8 minute drive CHELTENHAM RACE COURSE 32 minute walk / 1.9 mile / 9 minute drive MONTPELLIER Source: Google Maps VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com The Cheltenham Gold Cup is the pinnacle event of the Jumping season. CREATIVITY AND CULTURE Discover Cheltenham by day and take a short stroll from Rivershill to The Promenade, sip a cappuccino in one of the artisan coffee shops or browse a while in the boutiques in Montpellier, the choice is yours. When it comes to leisure, Cheltenham explore historic Cheltenham by day and has choice in abundance, playing host to relax a while in the beautiful municipal many events and festivals throughout the gardens. year. From its internationally renowned literature and jazz festivals, as well as the There’s more to Cheltenham than its Cheltenham Gold Cup held every March, majestic architecture. With numerous this town is alive with creativity and Independent fashion, antique and culture. lifestyle boutiques sitting alongside cafés and restaurants, the shopping and social The crowning glory of the town is its scene is impressive too. buildings. Known as the most complete Regency town in the UK, Cheltenham is Cheltenham offers a metropolitan an architectural wonder. From the iconic lifestyle within The Cotswolds, close to Pittville Pump Room to Montpellier with the most breath-taking countryside and its fluted columns and Caryatids, you can scenic areas in the county. From top: The Promenade, Cheltenham’s famous tree-lined boulevard, The colourful flower beds and open lawns of the majestic Imperial Square and Gardens. Montpellier offers an array of fashionable shops, bars, hotels, restaurants and café culture. RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM FINE FOOD AND FESTIVALS Cheltenham by night; from trendy independent cocktail bars to more traditional pubs and cuisine from all over the world, you’re spoilt for choice. Left: With over 20,000 attendees and Whether you’re looking to take in the arts For night owls, there are plenty of boasting Gregory Porter as Artistic Curator, at one of Cheltenham’s theatres, enjoy fine late night bars within easy reach of Cheltenham hosts one of the country’s dining or sip a cocktail (or three) in one of Rivershill, in Montpellier, Bath Road and best-loved jazz festivals. the independent wine bars or clubs, there’s the Suffolks. To end your evening on The classically elegant Queens Hotel offers plenty to keep you entertained long into a high, head over to some of the best contemporary cuisine from the freshest local ingredients. the night. From trendy cocktail bars to nightclubs in the south west to dance more traditional pubs and cuisine from all the night away. Now in its 71st year, the Cheltenham over the world, you’re spoilt for choice on Literature Festival has been drawing thousands to evening and weekend talks and where to start your evening. Who says you only find bright lights in discussions with stars from Hollywood as well the big city? as the comedy, political and sporting worlds. An exciting foodie destination, Cheltenham Fine dining at No. 131, followed by late night boasts restaurants including the two-star drinks at the Gin & Juice cocktail bar. Michelin ‘Le Champignon Sauvage’ and the no-sushi Japanese grazing eatery The classically French menu and upmarket setting at Brasserie Blanc. ‘Koj’ run by the MasterChef finalist. While Montpellier’s Grade I-listed Rotunda Below: The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie building is home to the ever popular The boasts a unique backdrop for modern British Ivy Montpellier Brasserie. For curry with fare with global accents. class head to Cheltenham’s award-winning The Neptune Fountain on The Promenade, is fine dining Indian restaurant, Prithvi. And if purported to have been modelled as an ode you’re hosting a number of friends or family, to the Trevi Fountain in Rome. No. 131 Imperial Square offers chic dining as Art Deco sophistication at The Daffodil. well as boutique accommodation. Y A H W BET ELIZA SS CE A RIN 40 P 1 9 SW IN D O N R O A D 5 3 4 VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com PITTVILLE PARK A TO M5 J10 LEISURE AT A CHELTENHAM PITTVILLE 4 0 1 9 A UNIVERSITY OF LS TO GLOUCESTERSHIRE N E D A LA RO N RY E BU ST E 5 R P 3 M5 4 A449 3 A 463 A417 B A 10 4 A429 01 D CHELTENHAM 9 A RO A40 11 Y UR A40 GLOUCESTER A40 TB A40 RES P P A38 A40 IT A48 A429 6 TV A417 4 ILLE A CIRC 13 US R D 6 STROUD 4 A419 CIRENCESTER A LST A A48 M5 ON E L ANE T A38 E CHEPSTOW A419 E D R WAITROSE A T A4 S 6 O A433 R A429 H ST S M4 GEORGE’S ROA T D R T SWINDON M4 O N A432 N I 3 A 3 S 15 6 4 L M5 17 M4 B 19 M4 L D A COACH A O M32 R T Y T STATION A E JOHN LEWIS L W A36 RIVERSHILL W BRISTOL L A E CLC FITNESS L H A4 A4 L E A370 CENTRE B W A346 REGENT I L O S A N A37 T G Y ARCADE A350 EO BATH RGE O S ’S R T RO A36 AD R E ET THE PROMENADE CHELTENHAM T D LADIES COLLEGE S T A R S O IE R Because of Riverhill’s L Y L E T E L T superb location you’ll find P A E E T 4 K L that everything you need is N 6 R O NO. 131 E W 3 M B E within easy reach, on foot 3 H 6 CHELTENHAM 6 or via just a short drive. 4 HOTEL 4 B A SPA DU VIN IMPERIAL SANDFORD SQUARE POSTCODE GL50 3EX PARK A4 3 5 D 5 1 A 0 O 4 R A H T A B THE IVY MONTPELLIER D A 5 A40 GARDENS 7 O 0 TO M5 J11 D R 4 OA M B WN R O E DO N G S ND T E LA PE LLI L ER TE L RRAC E O SANDFORD C PARKS LIDO 0 A40 MONTPELLIER S CHELTENHAM 4 A A ND GENERAL AD FO O RD HOSPITAL R A Y 40 RO E A L D R E 0 TH A4 A H HATHERLEY D PARK the suffolks A A O 40 R H T A B 0 4 A RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM CGI for illustrative purposes only. VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com CGI for illustrative purposes only. RIVERSHILL, CHELTENHAM the apartments VISIT rivershillcheltenham.com PH 3F 2F 1F ground floor GF NORTH EAST ELEVATION ALONG ST GEORGE’S ROAD APARTMENT 01 APARTMENT 02 Kitchen/Living/Dining 5562mm x 5107mm 18’2” x 16’8” Kitchen/Living/Dining 5940mm x 4742mm 19’5” x 15’6” Bedroom 1 4487mm x 2589mm 14’7 x 8’5” Bedroom 1 5341mm x 2950mm 17’5” x 9’7” Bedroom 2 3415mm x 3100mm 11’2 x 10’2” Bedroom 2 4112mm x 2750mm 13’5” x 9’0” APARTMENT 03 APARTMENT 04 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7800mm x 3726mm 25’6” x 12’2” Kitchen/Living/Dining 7780mm x 4018mm 25’5” x 13’2” Bedroom 1 4338mm x 2919mm 14’2” x 9’6” Bedroom 1 4320mm x 2900mm 14’2” x 9’5” APARTMENT 05 APARTMENT 06 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7770mm x 4085mm 25’5” x 13’4” Kitchen/Living/Dining 7750mm x 3480mm 25’4” x 11’4” Bedroom 1 4311mm x 2900mm 14’1” x 9’5” Bedroom 1 4277mm x 3200mm 14’0” x 10’5” Bedroom 2 4277mm x 2770mm 14’0” x 9’1” APARTMENT 07 APARTMENT 08 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7725mm x 5000mm 25’3” x 16’4” Kitchen/Living/Dining 8041mm x 4300mm 26’4” x 14’1” Bedroom 1 4400mm x 2805mm 14’4” x 9’2” Bedroom 1 4421mm x 3055mm 14’5” x 10’0” Bedroom 2 3780mm x 2610mm 12’4” x 8’6” Bedroom 2 4236mm x 2841mm 13’9” x 9’3” APARTMENT 09 APARTMENT 10 Kitchen/Living/Dining 6970mm x 4800mm 22’9” x 15’7” Kitchen/Living/Dining 6970mm x 4800mm 22’9” x 15’7” Bedroom 1 5425mm x 2870mm 17’8” x 9’4” Bedroom 1 5470mm x 2880mm 17’9” x 9’4” Bedroom 2 4235mm x 2820mm 13’9” x 9’3” Bedroom 2 4235mm x 2850mm 13’9” x 9’4” APARTMENT 11 APARTMENT 12 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7025mm x 4005mm 23’0” x 13’1” Kitchen/Living/Dining 5176mm x 4445mm 17’0” x 14’6” Bedroom 1 3730mm x 3280mm 12’2” x 10’8” Bedroom 4445mm x 2650mm 14’6” x 8’7” Bedroom 2 4060mm x 2692mm 13’3” x 8’8” APARTMENT 13 APARTMENT 14 Kitchen/Living/Dining 4450mm x 4680mm 14’6” x 15’4” Kitchen/Living/Dining 5710mm x 4655mm 18’7” x 15’3” 00Bedroom 3700mm x 3230mm 12’1” x 10’6” Bedroom 3870mm x 3425mm 12’7” x 11’2” 14 01 02 03 04 05 06 ground floor 07 B/ROOM BEDROOM 2 LIVING AREA KITCHEN BEDROOM 1 ENSUITE ENSUITE B/ROOM BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 01 14 KITCHEN LIVING BEDROOM AREA BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 LIVING BEDROOM 02 LIVING BEDROOM LIVING LIVING BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 AREA AREA AREA AREA LIVING
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