Hilltop House

The Space
Hilltop House offers exceptional access and a wealth of features designed for comfort and relaxation. There is parking for up to three cars on the driveway, and the property is accessed via a small ramp from the parking area. The main living spaces are located upstairs at entrance level, while all three beautifully furnished bedrooms are on the lower floor, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The rooftop terrace is accessed via external stairs at the side of the house, providing a stunning outdoor space.

Inside, the spacious living area features a modern, well-equipped kitchen with all the latest appliances, including a wine cooling fridge and coffee machine. A large stand-alone fridge/freezer, cookware, and a small welcome hamper with complimentary tea, coffee, and sugar are also provided. For socializing in the kitchen, there's an island with bar stool seating. Beyond the kitchen, a sociable lounge area with two large sofas offers a comfortable place to relax, complemented by a wall-mounted TV. The dining table sits next to large glass windows that open fully to create an indoor-outdoor flow, with access to a small wraparound balcony on this level.

Across the hall, a second beautifully decorated living room invites you to unwind with board games, puzzles, or a good book. This room also includes a dedicated workspace with a full-size desk and chair.

The lower floor houses the three spacious king-size bedrooms, each offering a restful night’s sleep and a private ensuite bathroom. Two ensuites feature walk-in showers, while one has a shower over a bath. Shower gels and basic toiletries are provided. There’s also a convenient ground-floor toilet with a hand basin just off the main entrance hall.

Outside, the property boasts a unique and impressive outdoor space. The rooftop terrace offers panoramic views across Worcester and is perfect for socializing, with a hot tub, large dining table, and outdoor seating area. The terrace is surrounded by beautifully planted pots and low-level walls on each side, creating a serene environment. A green shed on the terrace has been creatively transformed into a changing area, complete with clothes hooks and a mirror. Hilltop House offers a luxurious blend of indoor comfort and stunning outdoor spaces, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining.

Neighborhood
Worcester, a historic cathedral city nestled along the banks of the River Severn, perfectly blends heritage, culture, and natural beauty. Dominating the city skyline is the iconic Worcester Cathedral, renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and riverside location. Visitors can explore its rich history, including the tomb of King John and the breath-taking chapter house. The city’s heritage is further brought to life at the Tudor House Museum and The Commandery, where exhibits highlight Worcester’s significant role in the English Civil War.

Worcester’s lively city centre offers a vibrant mix of independent shops, well-known high-street brands, and bustling markets, alongside a diverse range of restaurants, pubs, and cafés. The city's cultural scene is thriving, with venues like The Swan Theatre offering a variety of performances, and The Hive, a striking modern library, providing a dynamic hub for learning and the arts.

For nature lovers, Worcester offers picturesque riverside walks and tranquil green spaces such as Gheluvelt Park. Cricket enthusiasts will find one of the country’s most scenic grounds at Worcestershire County Cricket Club. With its rich history, lively arts scene, and beautiful surroundings, Worcester is an inviting and engaging destination for all.

Getting Around
Worcester is well-connected by train, with regular services from Birmingham, London, and the South West arriving at both Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill stations. The city is easily accessible by car via the M5 motorway, with plenty of parking options available throughout. Local bus services provide convenient links to nearby towns and attractions, including the Malvern Hills and other areas of scenic countryside. The compact city centre is ideal for exploring on foot, with its historic streets, riverside paths, and major landmarks such as Worcester Cathedral and The Commandery just a short walk away. For those looking to explore beyond the city, cycling routes and picturesque drives offer plenty of opportunities to discover the surrounding countryside and charming nearby villages.