London Road Cottage

The Space
London Road Cottage is a charming property located in a prime area of Worcester, offering excellent access to major roads and surrounding attractions, including Malvern, The Cotswolds, and Birmingham. The cottage is just a 5-minute walk from a local 'Waitrose' supermarket, and there is a car garage on the same road, along with convenient parking options. Although there is a small parking space at the back of the house suitable for smaller cars, additional parking is available on London Road and surrounding streets. Please note that we do not accept liability for any damage caused by parking in the designated spot.
Inside, the kitchen is fully equipped for a self-catered stay, featuring a washing machine, dishwasher, and cooker, along with complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, and milk. A welcome pack is provided to make your stay even more special, and a coffee machine (Dulce Gusto) is available with coffee pods, though you're welcome to bring your own pods if preferred.
The cosy living area is perfect for a family evening, whether you're playing games or watching TV after a day of exploring Worcester. A lovely fireplace adds to the warmth and comfort, especially on winter nights, with instructions provided for safe use.
The property has two comfortable bedrooms. The first features a double bed, a hanging rail, and a smart TV, while the second bedroom includes a double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, and a free-standing mirror. There is a main bathroom on the ground floor, complete with a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink, as well as robes, slippers, towels, and toilet roll for your convenience. London Road Cottage offers a delightful blend of comfort and convenience, making it an ideal choice for your stay in Worcester.

Neighborhood
Nestled on the banks of the River Severn, Worcester is a city steeped in history and brimming with charm. The awe-inspiring Worcester Cathedral is its crowning jewel, with magnificent architecture and fascinating stories of royalty and saints. For a glimpse into the city’s dramatic past, The Commandery offers interactive exhibits and insights into its role during the English Civil War.

Worcester’s vibrant city centre is perfect for exploring, with a mix of traditional markets, independent shops, and contemporary eateries. The city’s cultural scene thrives with theatres, galleries, and live music venues, while attractions like the Tudor House Museum transport visitors back in time.

Nature and leisure are never far away, with picturesque riverside paths, open green spaces like Gheluvelt Park, and one of England’s most scenic cricket grounds at New Road. Worcester’s blend of historic significance, cultural vibrancy, and natural beauty makes it a standout destination for visitors seeking a mix of relaxation and discovery.

Getting Around
Worcester is well-connected by train, with frequent services from Birmingham, London, and the South West arriving at Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill stations. For drivers, the M5 motorway offers easy access to the city, and ample parking is available throughout the area. Local bus routes link Worcester to nearby towns and attractions, including the scenic Malvern Hills and other beautiful countryside locations. The city centre is compact and ideal for exploring on foot, with historic streets, riverside paths, and notable landmarks such as Worcester Cathedral and The Commandery all within easy walking distance. For those wishing to explore further, there are cycling routes and scenic drives that lead out into the surrounding countryside and charming nearby villages.