Out & About

The apartment is in a rural location with an abundance of wildlife and on the national cycleway, route 442 and many lovely walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep with the Millennium Way and Shakespeare’s Avon Way both running close by. Tiddesley Wood Nature Reserve where the Pershore Egg Plum was first discovered is 400yds.

Just a short drive is the National Trust property Croome Court with its extensive grounds and the riverside market town of Pershore, where you will find a range of amenities together with stunning Georgian architecture.

Situated close to the River Avon, the picturesque market town of Pershore boasts a magnificent Norman Abbey, Georgian architecture and a good range of shops and eateries. The surrounding countryside is famous for fruit growing and market gardening, whilst just south of the village is Bredon Hill, providing home to the remains of an Iron Age Hill Fort, as well as Roman earthworks and a number of ancient standing stones. Situated a short drive from the Cotswolds with its abundance of beautiful villages, great walks and attractions including Adam’s Farm as shown on Country File, Birdland and the miniature village in Bourton on the Water. Take a day trip to the spa town of Cheltenham famous for its Gold Cup horse race, or visit nearby Worcester, with its majestic cathedral. With Shakespeare’s birthplace and the many attractions of Stratford-upon-Avon also nearby, this delightful area has something for everyone!

Tewkesbury is just seven miles away where the rivers Avon and Severn join and boat trips are available. The lovely unspoilt Tudor Town has an historic Abbey and many unusual old Alleys, hostelries and small shops.

Upton upon Severn lies six miles away and really goes to town with several well known popular festivals; Folk Festival, Jazz Festival, Blues Festival, Sunshine Festival and offers much, much more.

Then we have Malvern with a prestigious theatre. Malvern Showground with a programme of events throughout the year- the home of the Spring Garden Festival and the Three Counties Show to mention just a few.

For the energetic from the top of  the Ancient Malvern Hills one can gaze out over the Hereford, Gloucester, Shropshire, Warwick and Worcester Shires – even catching views of the Brecon Beacons in Wales, sharing the views so loved by Edward Elgar.