Little Highlands

The Space
At Little Highlands, you'll find a fully-equipped modern kitchen with everything you need to create culinary delights. The kitchen includes appliances such as a hob, oven, large fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, and more. The dining area, located within the kitchen, offers a bright and welcoming space to enjoy evening meals, with a lovely view of the garden.

The spacious living area is the perfect spot to unwind, featuring a large sofa and two comfy armchairs by a bookshelf—ideal for settling in with a good book while enjoying the garden views. For entertainment, there’s also a Smart TV available.

The property boasts two comfortable bedrooms. The master bedroom, located towards the back of the house, features a king-sized bed, ample space, and a wardrobe for your belongings. The second bedroom is furnished with a single bed and a chest of drawers for storing personal items.

The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, sink, and toilet, with towels provided for your stay. With its cosy living spaces and thoughtful amenities, Little Highlands is the perfect countryside retreat.

Neighborhood
Tenbury Wells, a picturesque market town in Worcestershire, lies on the banks of the River Teme and is affectionately known as "The Town in the Orchard" due to its long-standing connections to apple growing and cider production. The town's cobbled streets are lined with charming independent shops, traditional pubs, and cosy cafés, creating a welcoming, village-like atmosphere. One of the town’s standout features is the Victorian Pump Rooms, an architectural gem that reflects Tenbury’s historic spa heritage.

Surrounded by lush countryside, Tenbury Wells is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Teme Valley boasts scenic walking routes, while the surrounding orchards and farmland highlight the area's rural beauty. With the Malvern Hills and the Welsh Marches just a short distance away, Tenbury Wells also serves as a perfect base for exploring the broader region.

The town is known for its lively calendar of events, including the unique Mistletoe Festival, celebrating the tradition of mistletoe harvesting, and Applefest, which honours the area’s agricultural history. Combining rich history, scenic beauty, and a strong sense of community, Tenbury Wells is an idyllic destination for those looking to enjoy a peaceful, yet vibrant escape in the heart of the English countryside.

Getting Around
Tenbury Wells is most easily accessed by car, with the A456 and A49 offering direct routes to the town and plenty of parking available for visitors. The nearest train stations are located in Ludlow and Kidderminster, with bus and taxi services linking these stations to Tenbury. Once in town, its compact size makes it perfect for exploring on foot. To discover the surrounding countryside, a car or bike is recommended, with picturesque drives and cycling routes that wind through the beautiful Teme Valley.