Chestnut Residence

The Space
Chestnut Residence offers a peaceful retreat, tucked away down a grassy driveway, providing you with all the privacy you need during your stay. There's ample parking space on the way up to the house, ensuring convenience for your group.

As you enter, you'll find the kitchen at the back of the house, beyond the dining room. Fully equipped with everything you need, the kitchen provides plenty of space for you to work your culinary magic. From here, you can step outside into the backyard courtyard to enjoy some fresh air.

The living area, located to the left as you enter, is perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Relax on the large sofa, which also folds out into a bed for extra guests. A 50” smart TV with Alexa is included, so you can easily control your entertainment without the need for a remote. From the living room, you’ll have a view of the driveway, offering just enough seclusion from the main road while still keeping an eye on your parked cars.

With three spacious bedrooms, everyone will have plenty of room to unpack and make themselves at home. For additional guests, there’s a sofa bed in the living room. The house is designed to accommodate all your needs, with two bathrooms to share. Take your time in the downstairs bathroom, which includes a bathtub, or opt for a quicker shower in the upstairs bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Chestnut Residence is the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and convenience for your stay in Worcester.

Neighborhood
Worcester, a historic city in the heart of England, is celebrated for its rich heritage, impressive architecture, and picturesque riverside location. At the heart of the city stands the majestic Worcester Cathedral, a stunning example of medieval architecture, which has stood for over 1,000 years and houses the tomb of King John. The city’s role in the English Civil War is explored in-depth at The Commandery, a museum that brings this pivotal period of history to life. The city centre beautifully blends the old with the new, offering a mix of cobbled streets, independent shops, and modern retail outlets. Food lovers will find plenty to indulge in, from diverse restaurants and cafés to traditional pubs offering local fare. Worcester also has a thriving cultural scene, with venues such as the Swan Theatre hosting a range of performances throughout the year, showcasing the city’s artistic flair. Nestled along the River Severn, Worcester is perfect for riverside walks and leisurely boating. Nearby parks, such as Cripplegate Park, provide serene spaces for relaxation, while sports enthusiasts can visit the historic New Road Ground, home to Worcestershire County Cricket Club, which boasts a stunning view of the cathedral. With its harmonious blend of historical landmarks, green spaces, and contemporary amenities, Worcester offers something for everyone, making it a welcoming destination for visitors year-round.

Getting Around
Worcester is well-connected by rail, with frequent services from Birmingham, London, and the South West arriving at both Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill stations. For those traveling by car, the M5 motorway offers easy access to the city, with plenty of parking available throughout the area. Local bus routes link Worcester to nearby towns and popular attractions, including the scenic Malvern Hills and surrounding countryside. The city centre is compact and pedestrian-friendly, making it ideal for exploring on foot. Key landmarks, including Worcester Cathedral and The Commandery, are all within walking distance. For those wishing to explore further, the city is surrounded by beautiful cycling routes and picturesque drives that lead to charming villages and stunning natural landscapes.