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Start the day with a coffee in the courtyard at The Bothy a characterful hideaway with preserved period features, from exposed bricks to arched windows and doors. Light the wood-burning stove and snuggle up after a refreshing country walk.

Modern and bright, with it's best old features kept and made more useable for now, The Bothy is a completely private room with kitchenette and Woodburning Stove, entirely separate from the Coach House (our home) with private en suite shower room. Through a door in the wall of the Victorian walled garden of our home is The Bothy, originally home to the workers that tended the gardens for the manor house, The Noak, and the horses in The Coach House. The Bothy sits in the gardens of the Coach House, a perfect haven for two. Modern and bright, with it's best old features kept and made more useable for now, The Bothy is a completely private room entirely separate from the Coach House (our home) with en suite shower room. Your stay includes your own heated private Bothy; Wood for the wood burner; in-room mini-fridge, kettle & toaster; Fresh (and super soft) towels and bedding; Flat-screen LCD TV with Freeview and DVD player (ask if you want something to watch we have looads!); FREE Wi-Fi; FREE Breakfast cereals, bread, butter, milk, jams, sugar, tea, coffee; Bose Bluetooth Speaker; Mini hob; slow cooker and cookbooks; There's a lovely patio outside your front door with bistro table and chairs. The bed I've been told by many a friend that it's super comfy; Lovely warm duvet, choice of pillows and extra blankets. Free parking on the private drive. Behind The Bothy, through a slightly overgrown part of the garden that we haven't quite started to tend yet, is a working farm. If you're here at harvest time you may hear some noise from the harvesters but it's always short lived and adds to the country feel. Of course if you're here during lambing season, you will hear the newborn lambs saying hello to the world, take a look at some of the photos as our family said hello this spring! An incredible time of year to visit! During the end of summer the garden is full of apple, plum, pear, damson and figs which you're welcome to pick. And of course the flowers are in full bloom and the garden looks lovely. It's not perfect, definitely a work in progress, but lovely nontheless. Autumn and winter leave the garden looking slightly more sparse as you'd expect but with that the walks from here that time of year are stunning with the sun low in the sky and the colours the ever changing landscape offers. Beyond the farm, and at the end of the garden are sweeping fields with public footpaths that take you to stunning views. Just ask for guidance and we have maps ready. There's great walks and easy access to the well know Worcestershire Way Walk (33miles in total,) but not compulsory! You can do bits of it according to how much you're in the mood for! If you're traveling light and want to keep it that way we have a selection of wellies you can choose from if the weather requires it. Plus toiletries in your en suite and if you use the washer we have washing liquids and softeners for you to use. If you're unsure please just ask! Or if you forget a toothbrush or anything let me know I may have a spare (in packet don't worry!) You have your own self contained room with en suite bathroom and wood burning stove so you'll have your own cosy space to cuddle up in! We won't enter your space at all during your stay. Although you won't have absolute access to our home, you'd be welcome to use the washer/dryer-see extra details. We have tried to ensure you have everything you need to make your holiday easy and enjoyable from the start-The bothy has a fridge and kettle and toaster, plus mini hob and a slow cooker. Cereals, tea, coffee, milk, sugar, bread, butter and Jams are provided. We will be here to welcome you and The Bothy is in the garden of our home so you will probably see us coming and going. We will ultimately leave you to enjoy your break but will be easily accessible should you need us! If you're staying for a week or more we will arrange to change the linen and towels and to do a surface clean at a time that is convenient for you. We are on the edge of a small village, very much in the countryside. The village has a shop and post office within walking distance (less than 10 mins there, slightly more back as it's uphill that way!) The closest pub is a good walk away but drivable in about 4 mins. There are several pubs within a couple of miles which are more appropriate for a drive or a bike ride. Closest supermarket is on the edge of Worcester roughly 7 miles. There's golf within 8 miles, walks from a few miles up to the famous Worcestershire Way of 33 miles in total. Fishing within 5 miles. There's a lovely walk to the River Teme in around 20-25 minutes. The Malvern Hills are around 20 minutes drive and some of the most famous villages in The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are within an hour or so drive. I have lots of extra info for you when you arrive if you want it, I'm happy to help you find the activity you're looking for ! You can get here by bus from Worcester if you're traveling in on the train as there is a bus service into and from Worcester. We are about 45 minutes to 1 hour drive from Birmingham airport. Around 1hr 45 minutes drive from Bristol Airport. If you need a lift please always ask, we'd be happy to help where possible. We are a family with kids, ages 6, 8, 15 and 17 we have a dog and a cat. The dog is small an uber friendly, the cat is scared of the dog so if the dog is there the cat won't be! We're not rowdy but you're bound to hear us coming and going and chatting and potentially some playing and giggling, so long as you don't mind being on the edge of a friendly, family environment we'd love to welcome you! If you'd like to use the washer and dryer in the utility room of our house you're welcome, just let me know as soon as you can-you can imagine it's a well used area in our family! Pets are welcome but please chat with me before booking. Your own private Bothy and you're welcome to wander around our gardens and grounds. If you need a washer/dryer please ask, it's defintely possible to use. £3 a load, wash and dry to cover costs and liquids etc. We will ultimately leave you to enjoy your break but will be easily accessible should you need us! If you're staying for a week or more we will

The estate is on the edge of a small village in the countryside, with a pub close by & a shop & post office within walking distance. The Malvern Hills are around 20 minutes' drive away and The Cotswold s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is about 50mins drive away:

Stagborough Cottages date from the 1890s farm that was situated here. This is a fully updated and equipped 3 bedroom home suitable for solo travellers, or families and friends. Max 6 adults plus children. The house is bright and modern open plan living area, and dining area with a double bi-fold doors opening onto the patio and garden. One of the single beds is a put up bed on request. Additional cleaning disinfection & 72 hour gap practices are in place following government & Airbnb guidance.

A spacious 3 bedroom cottage with ash staircases, large lounge area, dining area that comfortably seats 6-8 and a full kitchen with dishwasher. Bifolding doors open onto the patio, lawn, and raised decking with hot tub. Close to West Midlands Safari Park, Georgian riverside towns of Bewdley and Stourport.

Stagborough cottages are on the edge of Stourport and the countryside before Bewdley, which is another nearby attractive Georgian town. Nearby attractions include West Midlands Safari Park, Severn Valley Railway, Stourport Riverside with family attractions, an attractive Canal Basin, walks along the River Severn and Stour, local parks, cafes and restaurants. Worcester is an attractive Cathedral city 30 minutes drive. Droitwich is another historic nearby town. https://stourporttown.co.uk/ http://www.visitwyreforest.co.uk/bewdley-tourist-information-centre.aspx

The Nook is nestled in a side street on the Bewdley side of Kidderminster. It offers a home from home experience with hopefully everything you could need. Fresh sheets and clean towels make you stay really comfortable. The surrounding area offers great experiences, the Severn Valley railway with its Santa Specials, Murder Mystery evenings and it Christmas Carol spectaculars.......the West Midlands Safari Park. Town centre is within a walk through the park.

A little detached bungalow with a sweet sunny garden. Everything needed for easy living...whether its a short stay or an extended break you will have the facilities you need.. The rooms are small but well presented with comfort as its priority. You can see a video of the bungalow on You Tube.... Serviced Accommodation in Kidderminster.

Nestled in a quiet side street, The Nook is a little like the Stuart Little house as rather out of place. The street has a mixture of terraced and different houses. Brintons Park it at the bottom of the road and has a fantastic splash pool and kids playground. The town is also surrounded by things to do and see. From Farm Experiences to Harvington Hall and Hartlebury Castle. Just a few minutes drive to the West Midlands Safari Park it makes a great stop over for a family visit and a few minutes to The Severn Valley Steam Railway which hosts many different events from Santa Special to a major 40's revival plus many more it is a super base for exploring the Wyre Forest area.

Stunning property and fabulous location in the beautiful rural village of Hartlebury near the Severn valley. Countryside all around, the White Hart pub next door, Stourport, Bewdley and Worcester very near. Birmingham 40 mins by car or train. Loads to do with the Severn Valley Railway, Bewdley Safari Park, Cadbury World, The Malvern Hills nearby, plus loads and loads more!

Beautifully designed, enchanting space for being together set in 7 acres of farmland. Ideal for family holidays, re-unions, retreats, weekends away and business trips. Sumptuous bathroom and fully equipped modern kitchen. Upstairs has a spacious bedroom with one double bed and three full size single cabin beds. Two additional foldaway beds are available downstairs. Cosy open plan living room with underfloor heating. Gorgeous views of open countryside and wonderful sunsets. A fun outdoor space for children to enjoy, including a trampoline, a zip wire and plenty of space to run wild. Escape and enjoy peace and quiet in effortless luxury.

Stunning property and fabulous location in the beautiful rural village of Hartlebury near the Severn valley. Countryside all around, the White Hart pub next door, Stourport, Bewdley and Worcester very near. Birmingham 40 mins by car or train. Loads to do with the Severn Valley Railway, Bewdley Safari Park, Cadbury World, The Malvern Hills nearby, plus loads and loads more!

Charming, cosy, quintessentially English, family run self-catering accommodation for up to 5 people set in Sir Edward Elgar’s birth village, close to the picturesque riverside City of Worcester. You can be assured of peace and quiet (apart from the dawn chorus/passing horses!), but with the convenience a shop and two lovely pubs within walking distance. Just 3 miles from Worcester with easy transport links nationwide. We are proud to have over 4 years experience and now 350 positive reviews.

We believe The Coach House dates back to the Tudor period, to around 1500 and was the original Coach House to what was Peachley Farm which is now our home, 'Peachley House', a Grade II listed building dating back over 400 years. The Coach House is a fabulous, historical, tranquil space full of timbers and atmosphere but we've ensured that areas such as the kitchen and bathroom have a modern, clean feel. Behind your own front door, the space is on two levels with a modern dining kitchen and bathroom on the ground level. The beautiful, spacious, vaulted timbered first floor loft is a large open plan area containing a comfy double bed and a large king size sofa bed, Smart flat screen TV with freeview channels. There is also a sofa bed in the kitchen so you can comfortably sit in the downstairs area. This can be used as an extra bed if required for a 5th guest (see additional charge for 5th guest) Please mention at booking. Your stay includes heating in colder months, constant hot water, fresh towels and white cotton bedding, a flat screen TV with freeview channels, Netflix etc, DVD player, iPhone/docking station for music, DAB radio, free Wi-Fi and kitchen basics such as tea and coffee. Upstairs, the bed is a comfy double and the second is a king sized sofa bed, there is also a wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage. For Our Younger Guests - I can provide a travel cot and high chair for younger guests - please message me before arrival. There is a permanent wooden stair gate at the top of the stairs which will allow your little ones to roam around upstairs without fear of them taking a fall. I am also happy to arrange a selection of toys to keep young children occupied, just mention it at booking.

The Coach House is located in the small, pretty, rural village of Lower Broadheath, famous for being the birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar, the English composer. Our village houses 'The Firs' his birthplace museum, recently taken over by The National Trust and sits within the 'Elgar route'. Our village boasts two pubs: a nice, family run country garden pub, great for kids! - The Bell Inn (10 minutes walk). A further 5 minute walk away gives you The Dewdrop Inn, more of a restaurant, offering bistro style dining. Both get extremely busy and last minute availability on Fridays and Saturdays is very limited, so please let me book ahead for you - just mention it via airbnb messaging. Both don't serve food after 8pm on a Sunday. If you don't mind a short drive, The Crown Inn in Hallow, 5 mins drive away, is fabulous. We have also recently opened a village Community Shop (Feb 2019) funded by the villagers and run by volunteers - for all your essentials and a cup of tea for a modest donation! There is a Tesco Express with cash point less than 2 miles away at Henwick Park, as well as a fish and chip shop, hair salon and launderette. There is an abundance of walks and bike trails locally to include The Severn Way and Worcestershire Way and walks beside the Severn and the Teme. Malvern and its Hills are a 20 minute drive away. There are also lots of local fishing pools locally, the closest being at The Cobhouse, 1.5 miles away. Currandine Barn wedding venue is very close to us (4.5 Miles). Over the years, we have provided accommodation to many guests attending weddings there. Being in the centre of England, we feel that we are exceptionally well positioned for the M5, M6, M40 and M42 motorways and for further travel across the UK: Malvern and the Three Counties Showground 13 miles Stratford Upon Avon 24 miles Cotswolds Villages 30 miles Warwick 30 miles Ludlow 21 miles Birmingham (centre) 32 miles Bicester Outlet Village 53 miles Oxford 54 miles Bristol 55 miles London (centre) 100 miles South Wales Coast 80 miles Edinburgh 260 miles I have put together a box of leaflets about things to do and see locally which will be available in the Coach House to help you make the most of your stay. We will also be happy to suggest places to visit when you arrive. The tourist information offices located in both Worcester and Malvern are also excellent for information and ideas.

Affordable, large luxury home sleeping a maximum of 19 guests (17 Adults max) in a beautiful location with optional Hot Tub. Perfectly situated between Worcester & Malvern. Nestled on the edge of old hills ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling, hiking etc or who are after a quiet getaway. Henwick House is usually run as a Bed and Breakfast but we have now opened it up to self catering private group bookings due to demand.

There are a total of 11 bedrooms which can sleep up to 19 guests (17 Adults max) and have 2 travel cots available by request. We offer 1 family room (double & bunk), 2 single rooms, 6 double rooms of which 3 are zip & link beds and can be converted to twins, 1 twin and 1 bunk room for 2 children up to the age of 12. Each room has it's own en-suite & TV. There are 2 sitting rooms and a large conservatory with chairs pews and table for dining. The kitchen is a domestic kitchen, fully equipped with double oven and 5 burner hob, dishwasher and microwave. There is driveway parking for up to 8 cars and there is no roadside parking locally. We have added a Nescafé Dolce Gusto coffee machine to the kitchen for your personal use. If you would like to use it please bring compatible pods for your stay. 1 dog is permitted per booking for a charge of £30 per night. It must not be left unattended in or around the property at any time & please inform us prior to booking if you wish to bring your pet. A later checkout may be possible for a surcharge. Please ask for availability prior to booking as we have to contact a third party company. Our hot tub is installed and available for a surcharge of £100 per weekend (2-3 nights) or £200 for a week (up to 7 nights). For total relaxation we now have details of a private caterer for your stay, please enquire upon booking.

We are located in the picturesque village of Callow End which has 2 food serving pubs and a local shop with post office counter. Roughly 3 minutes drive towards Malvern is a retail park which has Morrisons, Marks and Spencer and numerous other retailers. Worcester City Centre and Malvern Town Centre are approximately 5 miles distance each way and easily reachable by car.

The Vineyards is set in the beautiful Worcestershire Teme Valley, 7 miles from Worcester and 1 mile west of the village of Broadwas-on-Teme. The 4 bedroom 250 year old cottage has 2 open fires, is set in 2/3 acre with spectacular views of the Malvern Hills.

Rustic style cottage in the Teme Valley 4 hundred metres from the river Teme. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 open fires, large L - shaped dining area, lounge, fully fitted kitchen, utility, large gardens of 2/3 acre, patios, BBQ and car park for 6 cars. I mile from famous Old English Coach House Inn on the river, with restaurant, bars and in-house brewery. Also 1 mile from Carvery style, family friendly village pub. Other restaurants and country pubs close by. Worcestershire Way and plenty of country walks and fishing available.

The Teme Valley is beautiful and we are surrounded by all types of country style activities. The quaint market town of Bromyard is only 6 miles away and the Malvern Hills are 10 miles. Ledbury and Leominster are also within 25 miles.

Situated in the historic City of Worcester a lovely period townhouse in a peaceful location 20 minute walk from City Centre and approximately 5 minutes walk from the University. The picturesque River Severn, cathedral, racecourse, cricket ground, basketball arena, theatres, shops, restaurants and pubs are all within 10-20 minutes walk.

You will be staying with us in our family home but your accommodation is quite self contained and you can enjoy both tranquility and privacy despite being a city town house. Guests enjoy having access to their own bathroom staying with hosts who know a lot about the locality. We have a picturesque garden that is viewed from the bedroom window and which you can sit in if you prefer. In the summer sometimes guests like to eat their breakfast outside. The bedroom is on the first floor up a flight of 13 stairs. There is 1 double bed with a bedside cabinet and lamp either side. There is a wardrobe with hangers ,a full size mirror and a desk with chair and lamp. A TV and 2 hairdryers are provided. There is plenty of drawer space and hooks behind the bedroom door. A blackout blind is fitted if needed. The bathroom is situated next to the bedroom and accessed via a little corridor that is quite private from the rest of the house. There is a separate bath and power shower.

We love that our neighbourhood has all the amenities of a small town, is within easy reach of the city centre, is clean and safe and has a vibrancy about it that gives a good feel. It's known in the city as St John's village, it being a distinct community west of the River Severn. It's a diverse community, with the university adding a young element and a good energy. St Johns has a selection of local independent shops, nationally recognised supermarkets, businesses and facilities. There's a great sports centre, restaurants, and a lovely park inside of which is a pub with lots going on including meals and live music. Sporting facilities are many and of a high standard. E.g Racecourse,(oldest in the country), County Cricket ground, basketball Arena, Worcester Warriors Rugby, Worcester Rowing club, great new Swimming Pool. We also have a fantastic library called the Hive which is worth a visit for the state of the art layout alone. There is a lot of history in Worcester and this is reflected in the local housing type , the public buildings and the closeness of the countryside which is less than 2 miles away. The beautiful spa town of Malvern is nearby. Birmingham 40 mins by train. Stratford-on-Avon 40 mins by car. We can easily get anywhere from our neighbourhood. We are in the middle of England near to a good road system and rail network and yet our road is quite tranquil with most of the houses having large gardens with lots of trees and a surprising amount of wildlife.

Large light and spacious double bedroom with separate hanging space, TV and desk. Clean bathroom with a separate shower over the bath. Kitchen with breakfast bar, tea, coffee, milk always available. Enclosed safe Garden with tables and chairs to enjoy the quiet relaxing evenings. Drive for parking. 15 Minutes walk to The Severn Valley Railway and Train Station. A further 5 minutes takes you into Kidderminster town centre with a choice of bars and restaurants. Host always happy to help.

Enjoy the beautiful countryside and visit the local West Midlands Safari Park and Severn Valley Railway. 2 mins away is the local park and 5 mins to the local pub which serves delicious food.

The Train station and wonderful Severn Valley Railway are 10 mins by car. As is Kidderminster general Hospital. The famous West Midlands Safari Park is only 15 mins in the car as is Bewdley with its delightful walks along the river, shops and cafes.

"The Boathouse" aka "Osokozy cottage" A traditional River Severn Fisherman's cottage. River front decking and mooring. Self catering Two bedroom cottage with en suite facilities in both bedrooms. Stunning river views.

The Village of Shrawley is a rural village with an 11 century Norman church and the stunning ancient woodland of Shrawley woods. We are located next to the longest river in the UK, the river severn with fishing and boating available as we also have a boat slipway.

A light airy single room overlooking a beautiful garden in a Victorian house with a bathroom next door, use of private sitting room shared kitchen and garden. Free parking outside a short 15 minute walk from the city centre or catch a bus . There are a variety of shops at the end of the road for convenience plus a pub and fish n chip shop on our road . The university is within 5 mins walking distance and a very short walk from the River and the Worcester Race course and Worcester Cricket club

Situated only a short walk from the historic city center of Worcester and a stone's throw from beautiful walks along the River Severn and Diglis Marina. The apartment is easily accessible by road from the M5 and is within walking distance of both Worcester train Stations. Large and light double bedroom with lovely views over the canal and on towards Worcester's old porcelain district. The room has its own dedicated bathroom. Guests will have use of the kitchen and dining area.

Our apartment is situated on the canal and a stone's throw from the river severn and Worcester City Centre. There are numerous quality restaurants as well as all the things that Worcester City Centre has to offer. The property is set in the heart of the Worcester's old porcelain district. The space has a very modern feel with guests having access to their own bathroom and shared cooking facilities. We love hosting and you will be afforded every privacy and space to relax.

We love where we live. There are so many great places to eat and drink as well as walks and all that Worcester City Centre has to offer. The neighbourhood is very relaxed and quiet despite being so close to town. We are very enthusiastic about where we live and are happy to share our knowledge with our guests!

My house is situated within easy walking distance (5 mins) to the town centre (town hall) and local bars and restaurants. The house is only 0.7 miles from Kidderminster Train Station/Severn Valley and close to all major motorways. There is a lovely real ale house next door that has a great beer garden that overlooks the canal. A continental breakfast is included - toast and preserves, granola, cornflakes, croissants, muesli, fruit, yogurt, orange juice, tea & fresh coffee.

Hi, I'm Suzie. I have two rooms available to rent (not my entire house), one double and one single that will sleep up to three people with an adjacent private bathroom with shower. My house is a very modern, open-plan contemporary, friendly home with two adorable pugs that like a lot of fuss. The double room has a TV with YouTube and Netflix, and both rooms come with bathrobes and complimentary tea tray with biscuits, hot chocolate, and water. The property also has a downstairs cloakroom and undercover parking for one car. I work from home, so I'm pretty flexible on check-in times (before 8 pm) and check out time is 11 am. PlEASE NOTE: If you’re looking for accommodation where you can cook/prepare full meals then, unfortunately, my house will not be suitable for your requirements. Also if you are not comfortable being around dogs, then my house will not be right for you.

West Midlands Safari Park, Severn Valley railway/Kidderminster train station, local shops, canal walks, bars and restaurants

Our Georgian Townhouse, dating from 1890, is conveniently located just a 10 minute walk from Worcester City Centre and Foregate Street train station. We’re also a stones throw from Worcester's beautiful racecourse and 30 minutes from the Malvern Hills. Set in a quiet family neighbourhood the house may look tiny from the street, but with four floors to explore there is plenty of space for you and your guests. We only take 2 reservations each month - booking early is recommended! Dogs allowed.

This is our family home, so we have all the amenities that you would expect. On the lower ground floor we have our open plan kitchen/dining/living room with BT TV and a bathroom with a toilet and bath. The open plan living/kitchen/dining room opens out onto the garden. On the ground floor we have a second living room with a sofa, armchair and Apple TV. On the first floor we have bedroom one, with a king size bed, bedroom two, with a toddler's cot and option for a floor mattress. In the attic we have a third bedroom with one double bed. We keep my office locked during your stay.

Beautiful neighbourhood, filled with period properties. Worcester's racecourse and the River Severn are a 1 minute walk from our back garden. Perfect for walking! I own local speciality coffee shop, Wayland's Yard (@waylandsyard on Instagram). I always offer a 20% discount to anyone staying at our house! Everything in Worcester is within walking distance, including loads of amazing pubs, restaurants and bars. We are also a short drive from areas of outstanding natural beauty, such as The Malvern Hills and The Cotswolds.

Elkstone Studio is stylish and private offering an intimate homely feel with essentials for a relaxing break. A quality sofa bed for everyday use, ensuite with shower and kitchenette with cooking facilities including microwave. With a sweet private garden, summer house and outdoor seating this offers the best of both worlds. Convenient to Malvern Link train station to Great Malvern, Hereford and Worcester onwards. 5 minute drive to Malvern town centre and Theatre and AONB of Malvern Hills.

Walking distance to picturesque Apple orchards surrounded by peaceful countryside including fishing lakes, beautiful views of the hills and short walk to cafes, restaurants and shops. Due to the space and decor only one small dog will be permitted and will need to be clean and dry before entry.

Parks and fields 2 minutes walk accessing Malvern Link high street with shops, Link Common and excellent Nags Head pub.

A quiet room overlooking the rear garden and offering a great combination of comforts and conveniences. You will enjoy a good night’s sleep on a luxury pocket-sprung mattress on a double divan bed. Whether you have come to Worcester for business, study, or relaxation, I have created a comfortable space for my visitors by fitting the room with a flat screen TV with BT pause/ rewind box, high-speed fibre WiFi and a dressing table/ workspace desk.

The bedroom is light and comfortable with a double divan bed and contemporary white furniture. It faces the garden so it is very quiet. It has plenty of storage space, both drawers and a wardrobe. There are black-out blinds and curtains. An HD television with BT YouView box (pause TV, rewind etc) is in the room. The shared bathroom is bright and clean, and well equipped with toiletries. There is super fast fibre broadband throughout the house. The room charge includes as much tea (a wide variety from black, green, white, roobuis, fruit and camomile) and coffee as you want to drink. There is cereal, muesli, fruit, yoghurt and bread/ toast, jams, marmalade etc for breakfast.

Very quiet part of Worcester. Small row of shops 200 metres. Friendly, pleasant neighbourhood. Worcester is an historic city, famed for its cathedral where King John is buried and for its Norman crypt. The river Severn flows through the heart of the city and there are lovely picturesque footpaths both sides of the river. Worcester is home to the world famous Worcestershire sauce made at the nearby Lea and Perrins factory. The historic home of Royal Worcester porcelain; there is a museum and shop selling their wares near the cathedral. The site of the last battle of the civil war was fought in fields nearby. Charles II rallied his troops from the tower of Worcester Cathedral. Worcester is known as the 'Faithful City' due to its support for the monarchy at that time.

Northwick is a district of Worcester, England, located in the north of the city on the left (east) bank of the River Severn. We are 1 mile from the countryside and 2 miles from the busy city centre and 2 miles from Junc 6 of the M5.

I live in my house with my 24 year old daughter. We have 2 little dogs and 3 cats. They live down stairs and never go upstairs. Warm and welcoming home and I've been hosting for over 13 years and made some great friends along the way. Please note that my property is unable to accommodate any form of assistance animals or therapy pets as my pets are unable to share space with other animals due to safety concerns. We also have very narrow steep short step stairs and narrow hallway and doorways.

We live in a quiet area which is close enough to the city and all that it has to offer with good eateries, shops, museums, nightlife and ten minutes from being in the middle of the countryside. Small supermarket, garage, post office, chemist and eateries just a few minutes walk away as well as a launderette if required.

This house will include everything to suit your needs. Relax on the sofa and enjoy some of the new releases on netflix or take a 2 minute walk and enjoy the local park. There are local Shops within walking distance including a Co-operative food store and a newly opened Breakfast cafe. A bbq will be available for all of the summer guests to enjoy in the garden with a seating area to soak up the sun.

In the very heart of Worcestershire countryside, a beautifully renovated single storey piggery. Travel just four miles to the centre of our historic city and find yourself on the banks of the River Severn with Worcester Cathedral dominating the skyline. We are very proud of our City and countryside and will endeavour to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

The Annexe is a beautifully bright and spacious, the vaulted timbered ceiling enables light to fill the room throughout the day. Conversely, shut the blinds and curtains and create a warm cosy space to retreat into until the morning. Amenities include a spacious wet room, comfortable kingsize bed, a flat screen television with freeview channels, WiFi, table & chairs, tea & coffee making facilities, towels and plenty of hanging space for your clothes. The Annexe is part of the overall central heating system and we try to maintain a comfortably ambient temperature all the time. If you would like more heat in the Winter there is a very efficient electric oil heater at your disposal. If you are too warm it is very easy to turn the radiator down or off. If you are in the room for more than two nights we are happy to arrange a light clean & change of towels at a convenient time to you.

We are in Kenswick which is a tiny hamlet of the village of Lower Broadheath. The walks and bridle paths are in great supply around here, you may find you way onto a country footpath from the back of our property, this will take you around to the Cob House Country Park (great breakfast) and various other lovely locations. There is much to explore. Lower Broadheath has two lovely pubs, The Bell which has great pub food and a great pub garden or The Dewdrop which is slightly finer dining, I would suggest booking the Dewdrop and would recommend both establishments. Across in Hallow (a couple of miles) is The Crown which is certainly a favourite of ours and the other way in Martley is the Masons Arms which again I would certainly recommend. Finally we have the most amazing authentic Thai restaurant a couple of miles up the road in Wichenford called Chim Doo, you may dine there or order in a great take away. There is a village community shop in Lower Broadheath or a few miles down the road there is a Tesco Express. Next to the Tesco is a fish & chip shop and a launderette. Finally, it would be remiss of me not to mention The Firs (National Trust) this is the Birth Place of the composer Sir Edward Elgar, his home sits nestled in the heart of Lower Broadheath and is worth a visit if you have the time.

A cosy bedroom, en-suite and kitchen, all centrally heated, in an annex adjoining my house but with its own entrance. Both off-road parking and code-lock access are provided. Tea and coffee making facilities, toaster, fridge and cooker are all included A supermarket and food outlet are across the road, or there are plentiful food options in walking distance.

Guests are also welcome to use the hosts lounge which includes a television and fireplace

Worcester Cathedral, Gheluvelt Park and Pitchcroft Race-course all within walking distance

My home is described by my friends as a place of peace and tranquility a place to recharge their batteries ready to face what the world throws at them

Lounge and dining room are accessible in addition to bedrooms

My home is close to countryside walks; West Midland Safari Park; Severn Valley Railway: a short journey from the Black Country Museum and quite a few other places of interest. It is quite a good base for visiting a number of museums and towns

Fernhill Heath is a quiet suburb of Worcester, 4 miles from the city centre. There are 2 train stations less than 4 miles away. Worcester is located 33 miles south of Birmingham airport and has excellent motorway access. The property is located in a Close:- within walking distance there are 2 pubs with food, post office, church, memorial hall, park, 3 shops, canal walks, and a gym (2.2 miles away) Friendly neighbours and community

The city of Worcester was founded by the Romans about 50 AD. The city is best known for its magnificent Cathedral but is also famous for the world renowned Worcester Porcelain, the piquant Worcestershire Sauce, the most picturesque cricket ground in the country, and the composer Edward Elgar. The city centre has had a major face lift with many restaurants and bars close to the cathedral

There is a large park just behind the house. The neighbours are very friendly and approachable, always willing to help out.

Situated in the heart of rural Worcestershire, it's the perfect location for guests looking for a quiet retreat. The Lodge offers fabulous views of the Malvern Hills that are quite something to behold. Adjacent to the owners home and located in ten acres of grounds. Various rural pubs are nearby with Worcester city centre being just a short drive away with attractions such as the racecourse and cathedral.

Separate annex accommodation, at the rear of the house: small single room with en suite shower room and access to a private patio area for those warm evenings accessed by a gated entrance with lock-box access and wooden steps. The room is peaceful and quiet with tea and coffee facilities . Our house is only a 10-15 minutes walk into town, but Worcester is a slightly hilly place. However, being in the city means we are on a town road, the bonus is we have off road parking :)

Single person occupancy, access is via a side gate and a short flight of garden stairs to the patio, this is well lit at night.

Worcester city has everything a visitor might want from its' magnificent Cathedral to High Street shops and coffee houses and it is just on our doorstep. There's a local breakfast cafe not 3 minutes walk away.

Beautifully Designed Professional Accommodation with an Environmental and Social Conscience. This one bed apartment is ideally located and has been set up to make your stay in Worcester one to remember. From the fully fitted kitchen to the orthopedic King sized bed, you will immediately feel at home. Just five minutes walk from the magnificent Worcester Cathedral and the welcoming city centre, the apartment is located opposite the historical fort park.

The apartment has been created with an environmental and social conscience. We minimize energy use wherever possible, while only using 100% green electricity and environmentally friendly products.

The property is only a couple of minutes walk from Worcester Cathedral and opposite Fort Park. Fort Park was a pivotal place for the battle of Worcester, the final battle in the English Civil War. It is was where the parliamentarians (the round heads) captured the canon of the Royalists (the cavaliers) and turned them back on Worcester and razed it to the ground. American presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson believed that this was effectively the birthplace of democracy.

Private self contained apartment ideal for self isolation during these difficult times. Set in acres of beautiful gardens with views of the countryside We can accommodate a third and fourth guest on two sofa beds in lounge UPON REQUEST ONLY at an additional charge of £25 per person per night A kitchenette offers a microwave, kettle, toaster and fridge. Choice of breakfast cereals, crumpets, milk, orange juice, tea & coffee is provided. THERE IS NO OVEN, HOB OR WASHING MACHINE

Entry via key coded electric gates. The apartment is a detached building built above a triple garage which is close to the main house. The key will be held in a key coded box outside the apartment which can be used for self check in/out. We will respect your privacy throughout your stay but we will be happy to help out should there be anything you might need.

Located on a quiet country lane, ideal for walking, cycling & fishing

We pride ourselves on clean, warm, affordable accommodation

A bright one bedroom on the first floor with private bathroom on the second floor. Grade 2 listed building with exposed beams & views of the River from the lounge. TV in room. Wardrobe, bedside draws with lamp & large chest of 5 draws. Private bathroom with *Bath, toilet & sink. Large fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor which is shared with other guests. There is also a cosy living room with sofa on ground floor with an original fireplace ideal for relaxing & reading.

Bewdley is a small picturesque town on the River Severn. There are lots of boutique shops and cafes and bars. Beautiful walks along the river, farmers markets on weekends. The Wyre forest is a 5 minute drive away with 50 square miles of natural forest which is ideal for a selection of walks or bike rides. There is also a Go Ape activity centre. West Midland safari park is also less than a 5 minute drive away. Wyre forest is a 5 minute drive away or you can take the bus from the stop outside the front door. Severn Valley steam railway runs through Bewdley (2 minute walk away) and travels to Kidderminster and Bridgnorth stopping at highly and Hampton Loade. There is always a range of events and experiences you can book. The West Midlands safari park is also less than a 5 minute drive away.

The Old Dairy is a beautiful 100-year-old barn with a stylish modern twist. As the name suggests it was originally used as a dairy to milk cows and in the bedroom you will see an original chain to halter the cow whilst being milked.

Light and open, the barn is characterised by the rustic stone-flagged floor, beautiful wooden beams and exposed brick wall. The cottage comprises a country cottage-style kitchen/diner, comfortable lounge area and large bedroom, complete with sky-light, perfect for a spot of star gazing. The large patio doors from the dining area offer a beautiful view over the picturesque courtyard. Outside enjoy a drink and a BBQ on your patio or get truly decadent in your wood-fired hot tub in your private garden area.

We are in a beautiful rural location with plenty to do close by, from walks into the countryside and woodlands right from the doorstep.

This quaint little annex is in the village of Kempsey and is fully furnished and self contained for the perfect convenient getaway. It is only 1 minute walk to the local shop, pubs, restaurants and bus stop.

This is a self contained apartment on the ground floor so is easily accessible, fully self contained and has its own entrance. This flat is the main residence of my parents in-law who travel a lot. We recruit out thier source while they are away. It's convenient for shopping and sightseeing and it is attached to our main family's home meaning we are always close by if you need anything or have any questions.

Kempsey is a large village with a friendly community. We are well serviced with a bus link into Worcester city, 5 pubs, a takeaway and a large corner shop/convenience store with a post office. There are plenty of country walks across country lanes, footpaths, fields and rivers. We are well connected to Worcester, Stratford, Birmingham, Malvern and the Cotswolds. We are only 5 mins from the M5. Living here always makes me feel like I'm on holiday.

We live in a quiet, semi rural part of Worcester City, in a private nature conservation area. From the door step a short and pleasant walk along the canal will take you immediately to the bustling centre of Worcester. Our house is a new build in a peaceful friendly Neighbourhood Watch area and on a no-through road. (We do not accept third party bookings.)

You will be very welcome in our home and as a house guest you may use our conservatory and garden to relax and enjoy the peace.

Worcester is a vibrant university city with a wealth of shops, restaurants, cinemas and additional amenities. Further afield, take a short drive to stunning rural locations, such as Hanbury Hall NT.

The property offers a double room in an attic conversion with plenty of storage space for that easy nights rest. In a 4 bedroom property. Off road parking available. Has use of own lounge area on the floor below complete with TV and dvd. WiFi available. Close to city centre of historic Worcester City. Hospital within easy reach 5min walk maximum . Close to both motorway junctions that worcester has. Tea and coffee making facilities in room

House backs onto Worcester countryside Centre so nice Woods walking area available

Our place is close to River Severn, Royal Worcester Museum, Worcester Cathedral,The Commandry, The Hive, dozens of fabulous restaurants and coffee shops, Worcester University, a regular bus route.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers and commuters.

Our guest room has a double bed and a rear aspect window that overlooks our garden, which you are welcome to take advantage of. There is a comfortable double with king size duvet and feather pillows. (If you are allergic to feathers please ask for an alternative). The room has a radiator and an air cooling fan/heater. Several powerpoints, a small flatscreen TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. You are also welcome to make a snack in our kitchen. There is also a huge bookcase within your room which you are free to take advantage of. Whilst we are a non smoking household we are happy for our guests to smoke in our garden. We are able to supply a single cube bed which is an occasional "put you up" bed but very comfortable. However it should be noted that this bed whilst comfortable is really only suitable for a small adult or child..

This is a popular residential area with a mix of modern, Victorian and Edwardian properties. We have a mini Sainsburys approximately 10 minutes walk away and a CO OP store 10 minutes walk in the opposite direction. There is also a Spar garage and shop only 3-4 minutes walk from our property. We have several restaurants in the area including The Raven, The Perdiswell and The Bull at Fernhill Heath all excellent value. If you venture into the city (around 25 minutes walk) there are dozens of coffee shops and restaurants. Our favourites are Saffrons, King Charles restaurant and Ostlers situated next to The Swan Theatre, ideal for a pre theatre dinner.