Hills Dwelling

The Space
Upon entering the property, you will first walk into the kitchen, which then leads into a comfortable double bedroom. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need for your stay, including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, and a washing machine for added convenience. The property also features a good-sized double bedroom, offering a cosy and relaxing space. The bathroom includes a W/C, shower, and basin, providing all the essentials for a comfortable stay. This property is thoughtfully designed to provide a practical and enjoyable experience for guests.

Neighborhood
Worcester, a historic gem in the West Midlands, is a city that combines centuries of history with modern energy. At its heart lies the magnificent Worcester Cathedral, a beacon of architectural splendour and home to the tomb of King John. For history enthusiasts, The Commandery and Tudor House Museum offer an immersive look into the city’s past, from medieval times to the Civil War.

The city’s bustling streets offer something for everyone, from independent shops and markets to cosy cafés and fine dining. The arts thrive in Worcester, with theatres, galleries, and festivals providing year-round entertainment. For those who love sports, Worcestershire County Cricket Club boasts a stunning riverside ground admired by fans and players alike.

Surrounded by the serene beauty of the River Severn, Worcester invites visitors to enjoy tranquil walks, boat trips, and scenic parks like Fort Royal Hill, which offers sweeping views of the city. With its rich heritage, lively atmosphere, and natural charm, Worcester is a destination that leaves a lasting impression.

Getting Around
Worcester is easily accessible by train, with regular services from Birmingham, London, and the South West arriving at Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill stations. The M5 motorway provides convenient access for drivers, with ample parking available throughout the city. Local bus services connect Worcester to nearby towns and attractions, including the Malvern Hills and other picturesque countryside spots. The city centre is compact and perfect for exploring on foot, with its historic streets, riverside paths, and key attractions like Worcester Cathedral and The Commandery within easy walking distance. For those looking to venture further afield, cycling routes and scenic drives make it easy to explore the surrounding countryside and neighbouring villages.