EweMove Estate Agents in Cheltenham

24/09/2026

I've always supported pets for the right tenants, and that's the key. Take time to get a feel for them and their character upfront. Of course, there are times when it's just not appropriate...

Here are some facts

🦮 Since 1 May 2026, renters in England have had the right to formally ask their landlord to keep a pet, and landlords must not unreasonably refuse. So far, that right has been used very little: 93% of landlords have received no requests at all, while 6% have approved one and fewer than 0.3% have refused.

🦮 Search behavior hints at hidden demand. Rightmove searches filtering for pet-friendly homes fell 54% year-on-year in May, and 52% in June, yet pets stayed the most-searched rental keyword both months - renters may just be asking directly instead of filtering.

🦮 For many renters, a pet-friendly home isn’t optional: 34% call it essential and would only rent somewhere that allows one, with a further 24% saying it’s very or somewhat important.

🦮 Landlords look more open than approval rates suggest: most report no pet-related damage, and where it occurs it costs less on average than damage from tenants without pets. A cleaning obligation or pet-damage insurance would reassure many, though 28% say nothing would change their minds.

Source: LRG, based on responses from 717 landlords and 860 tenants across England and Wales.
Visualisation: Dataloft by PriceHubble

06/08/2026

📈 Just over halfway through the year and with a new Prime Minister at the helm, it feels like a good moment to assess the economic outlook and how much the prospects have changed since the start of the year.

📈 The most notable changes, of course, come from the shift in inflationary expectations and interest rates.

📈 The Iran conflict has significant implications for global supply chains, particularly oil, and therefore there is the risk of higher inflation. So far inflation risk seems relatively well contained given dire initial expectations but forecasts for 2026 are materially higher (now 3.4% v 2.2% at start of year).

📈 While mortgage rates have changed significantly, the Bank of England rate has held steady. Forecasts suggest the Bank of England will continue to hold at 3.75% for the rest of the year but mortgage rates might continue to price in the higher risk environment until the conflict is resolved (current five year rate is 4.7%).

📈 Earnings growth has been slowing but continues to be solid, with a stronger current forecast at mid-year than at the start. This is helping to rebuild household finances a little.

📈 It is clear that many have put their house purchase plans on hold – mortgage approval rates have dipped, but underlying demand seems relatively robust, awaiting mortgage rates to improve. Potential tax changes under the new PM could halt confidence in the housing market a little further.

📉 House price forecasts for this year are now lower (from 2.7% expected earlier in the year compared to a lower 2.0% now) but still positive. Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, HM Treasury Consensus Forecasts Dec 2025 and July 2026, Bank of England

21/07/2026

🏢 TO LET: Stunning 3-Bedroom Split-Level Apartment in Cheltenham 🔑✨

Looking for a blend of classic elegance and modern comfort in the heart of Cheltenham?
Set within the grand, characterful period building "Longville" on Pittville Circus Road, this spacious 3-bedroom split-level penthouse is freshly decorated throughout and ready to welcome its new tenants!

Key Highlights:

🗓 Available: 1st August 2026
💰 Rent: £1,750 pcm (£404 pw)
📐 Layout: Positioned across the 2nd & 3rd floors with high ceilings & generous room sizes
🛋 Living Space: Large living room & fitted kitchen with appliances
🚗 Parking: Includes 2 allocated car parking spaces
⚡ Heating & Utilities: Gas-powered central heating | EPC Rating D | Council Tax Band C
📩 Interested in Viewing?

Don't miss out on this fantastic home! Apply quickly with our seamless online process—get a decision within 2 working days.
📞 Call us 24/7: 01242 653 653
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Agent: EweMove Cheltenham

14/07/2026

🏡 NEW LISTING | Perfect Retirement Opportunity in Cheltenham! 🏡

Looking for a peaceful, independent lifestyle in a supportive over-55s community? Look no further than Apartment 4, Claremont on Whaddon Road!

Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN, this ground-floor 1-bedroom apartment is a fantastic blank canvas ready for someone to move right in and add their own personal touch. ✨

🌟 Key Highlights:

📍 Location: Level, easy access to local amenities and bus routes—just a short, pleasant stroll to the stunning Pittville Park and Cheltenham Town Centre.
🛋️ Space to Relax: A generous, open-plan living/dining room measuring over 17ft with wooden French doors.
🚪 Easy Access: Ground-floor living with its own prominent front entrance right off the main courtyard.
💰 Affordable Living: Guide Price of £90,000 with a very reasonable monthly service charge.
Whether you are looking to downsize or find the perfect spot for a loved one, this home offers the ideal balance of independent living and a friendly neighbourhood vibe.
👉 Want to take a look or put your own stamp on it? Drop us a message or click the link for full details, floor plans, and to book a viewing today!
🔗 https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90330933 #/?channel=RES_BUY

08/07/2026

🎾 The 139th Wimbledon Championships are underway, with the All England Club in Wimbledon hosting 128 singles players and 64 doubles teams in each draw, the tournament set to conclude on Sunday, 12th July.

🍓 Alongside the tennis, fans will once again be tucking into the famous strawberries and cream, with the fresh strawberries supplied by Hugh Lowe Farms, who have served Wimbledon for more than 25 years, drizzled with thick cream.

📈 More than 190,000 pots of the indulgent dessert are expected to be sold during the 14-day Championships, racking up around £540,000 in sales.

📈 A portion had been held at £2.50 for around a decade before rising to £2.70 in 2025 and now £2.85 this year. That’s a 14% rise over the last ten years, in contrast to the average UK house price, which has climbed 35% over the same period.

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Wimbledon, Nationwide June 2026

21/06/2026

Due to the hot weather forecast on Monday 22, Tuesday 23, Wednesday 24, Thursday 25 and Friday 26 May, our collection teams will be starting their rounds from 6am instead of 7am 🌡

Due to the hot weather forecast on Monday 22, Tuesday 23, Wednesday 24, Thursday 25 and Friday 26 May, our collection teams will be starting their rounds from 6am instead of 7am 🌡

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19/06/2026

☀️ -The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year and is celebrated around the world. This year, in the northern hemisphere, it will fall on Sunday, 21st June 2026, at 9:24am BST.

💂 - Londoners will enjoy around 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight: nearly nine hours more than at the depths of December.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 - Head north to Edinburgh, and that stretches to 17 hours and 37 minutes, almost a full hour more than the capital.

📈 - As the days have lengthened, so too has momentum in the property market. The warmer months traditionally bring a surge in buyer activity, and this year is no exception.

📉 - The average time to sell fell to 60 days in May, down from the highs of 81 days in January and the fourth consecutive monthly fall.

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Rightmove

14/06/2026

The World Cup officially kicked off this week – and this year it’s the biggest tournament in history, with 48 countries heading to the US to take a shot at glory.
The last time a home nation lifted the trophy was 30th July 1966, when the average UK house price was just £3,558.
Since then, property prices have never stopped scoring. Rising around 77x, the average UK home now costs £274,930.
The 2026 prize pot is a record-breaking $727 million (£541m) – enough to buy 1,968 average-priced UK homes. Now that’s a result. Could this be the summer it finally comes home? Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Nationwide

23/04/2026

Please be aware that Regent Arcade is currently closed 🚨🚧

However, the car park remains open with entry/exit via the Regent Street stairwell only.

Please note there's no disabled access available at this time.
For alternative accessible parking options, check the link in the comments below.



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