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Bournside, Cheltenham — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Bournside is a district of Cheltenham, and the Hatherley and Reddings Cricket Club Ground is the largest thing entered on its map.
About Bournside
Where to stay in Bournside
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
The cricket ground is the reason to be here. Bournside is residential ground inside Cheltenham, so the room is booked in the town and the district is reached on the way to the Hatherley and Reddings Cricket Club Ground or the Church of St Stephen. Beds are Cheltenham's.
You want Bournside for a quiet street near Brandon House with the town's centre still within an easy walk.
About Bournside
What are the main landmarks in Bournside?
A cricket ground anchors it. The Hatherley and Reddings Cricket Club Ground is the one entry on Bournside's list that is not a building, and it gives the district an open acreage the rest of the register does not hold. St Christopher and the Church of St Stephen are the two dedications.
Five houses complete the roll: Brandon House, Hampton House, Hallery House, Longford House and Brick House.
What is the history of Bournside?
Bournside stands inside Cheltenham without a date of origin. Nothing in the entry names a charter, a mill or an estate, so the district's past has to be read backwards out of the buildings still standing on the register. Brandon House is one.
Hampton House, Hallery House and Longford House are others, and the Church of St Stephen with the dedication to St Christopher accounts for the whole of the ecclesiastical record inside Cheltenham.
Where is Bournside?
Cheltenham's boundary encloses Bournside, where the Church of St Stephen, Brandon House and Longford House sit among the district's named addresses.
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Updated September 2026