Great Malvern, with its wonderful Malvern Hills adjoining the properties, is the main focal point for the district and retains its Victorian grandeur with its listed railway station and Malvern Festival Theatre. In addition, there is a rare mix of boutique shops and cafes, as well as a Waitrose and further high street retailers. The county town and cathedral city of Worcester, lying on the banks of The River Severn, is some 8 miles northeast providing for high street shopping and characterised by one of England’s great Cathedrals, its Racecourse, County Cricket Ground, Premiership Rugby Club and University. The M5 motorway, accessed via J7 at South Worcester, provides onward travel to Birmingham and the surrounding industrial and commercial areas as well as Birmingham International Airport, the M40 and London. The M5 South also provides for commuting to Cheltenham, Gloucester and Bristol. Whilst Malvern benefits from railway stations at Great Malvern and Malvern Link, the Worcester Parkway Railway Station, situated to the east of Worcester, increases the capacity to London as well as reducing the journey time. This has a significant impact on Worcestershire’s accessibility to the capital and other regional centres. If education is a priority, then Worcestershire is blessed with an enviable mix of schooling at all levels, including a variety of independent establishments, allowing parents to select the right environment for their children’s needs. Malvern gives its name to both The College and Malvern St James, whilst at Worcester there is the King’s Schools and Royal Grammar Schools

Living room

Open plan living room with stunning panoramic views over Worcestershire countryside

Kitchen

Country style kitchen with built in fridge/freezer and oven

Master bedroom

Cosy master bedroom with space for a double bed

2nd bedroom

2nd bedroom has space for a double bed or a single and small sitting area

Bathroom

Bathroom has an integrated power shower