Worcester Property News 24/02/2011

Thursday, February 24, 2011

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RESIDENTIAL 2-33 COMMERCIAL 34-40 NEW HOMES 41-42 CLASSIFIEDS 43 LETTINGS 44-56

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INDEXNEW LOOKS: Laurel Villa, Bromyard Road, St Johns, Worcester has been updated.

AUCTIONS.................................. 43 BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL..... 34-40 CLASSIFIEDS.............................. 43 NEW HOMES.............................. 41-42

Updated house is on corner

LAUREL Villa in Bromyard Road, St Johns, Worcester, has been extensively refurbished. Standing on a corner it has a walled front garden with a block paved drive allowing parking space which is an important feature in this part of the city. On the ground floor there is a hallway, a reception room, a dining kitchen and a cloakroom. There is also a basement lounge/bedroom Upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom/wet room. Outside is a patio, a lawn, flowerbeds and herbaceous borders

PRETTY: Rock Cottage, Little Witley, near Worcester, has four bedrooms and gardens of about half-an-acre.

RESIDENTIAL Allan Morris.................................. 2-3 Andrew Grant.............................. 27-29 Cawley......................................... 16-17 Connells....................................... 5 Griffiths & Charles......................... 32 G Herbert Banks........................... 6 Halls............................................. 1, 30-31 Hills Estate Agents......................... 26 John Sanders................................. 8-9 Knight Frank.................................. 24-25 Parkinson Wright.......................... 33 Philip Laney & Jolly........................ 7 Platinum....................................... 15 Reeds Rains.................................. 11-13 Shelton & Lines............................. 23 Spencers...................................... 22 Taylors......................................... 20-21 The Property Centre..................... 10 Town & Country Property Services.. 19 Waterfords................................... 18 Your Move.................................... 14 LETTINGS Allan Morris Lettings..................... 49 Andrew Grant Lettings.................. 54 Belvoir!......................................... 49 Griffiths & Charles......................... 55 G Herbert Banks........................... 44 Halls............................................. 45 Hills Estate Agents......................... 52 Houselets...................................... 45 Northwood.................................. 46-47 Philip Laney & Jolly........................ 51 Platinum....................................... 44 Premier Places.............................. 56 Reeds Rains.................................. 46 Simply Lets................................... 53 Town & Country Property Services.. 48 Your Move.................................... 50

Rock solid cottagemodernised and its gardens provide year-round colour and interest while outbuildings provide storage space. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, a sitting room, an inner hall, a cloakroom, a dining room, a study area, a kitchen and a conservatory/garden room. There are four bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. Rock Cottage also has oil fired central heating, double glazing and a garage.

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 229,950 AGENT: T0WN & COUNTRY CALL: 01905 610710

ROCK Cottage in Worcester Road, Little Witley, is a detached period cottage with about half-an-acre of landscaped gardens. Completely refurbished the family home has many period features including exposed sandstone walls, timbers and character fireplaces. The cottage has been

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PRICE: 325,000 AGENT: CONNELLS CALL: 01905 611411

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Enjoy contemporary features at a listed period townhouse ON the western bank of the river Severn is the St Johns area of Worcester, which likes to think of itself as slightly apart from the rest of the city. Indeed its motto is the village in the city, because it likes to combine the folksiness and community of a village with the bright lights of urban life. The area is rich in history and as a result period properties abound, but so do more modern dwellings. There is always plenty of choice in this neighbourhood. So off we go for a tour of four typical properties for sale in St Johns. A superb grade two listed period townhouse, 9 Bromyard Road can be found on one of the three main routes that run through the suburb towards the city centre. The house is on three floors there is also a cellar and it successfully combines character and contemporary features. On the ground floor there is a reception hall with a dado rail and a ceramic tiled floor, a combined living and dining room with a sash framed window and solid maple flooring. Close by is also a fitted breakfast kitchen with contemporary light wood units and integrated appliances. On the first floor are two goodsized bedrooms, one with a covered balcony and another with exposed wooden flooring, and a bathroom with a corner bath and a shower

Scouring the for sale boards in St Johns, Worcester, Mike Pryce finds an historic home with a cellar and rooms on three more floors

ACROSS THE RIVER: 9 Bromyard Road, St Johns, Worcester, is on the western bank of the Severn. It has three bedrooms, a cellar and gardens.cubicle. The spacious master bedroom, which has a range of fitted wardrobes, is on the second floor along with a shower room. The cellar, which is reached from the reception hall, has a window. At the front of 9 Bromyard Road is an area of garden with shrubs. a path and steps up to the entrance door. At the side is a courtyard area that leads to a rear garden, where there is a paved terrace, a raised shrub bed and a pathway to Church Lane.

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 240,000 AGENT: ANDREW GRANT CALL: 01905 734734

THREE MORE OF A KIND: VILLAGE IN THE CITY HAS PLENTY TO OFFER21 BROMYARD ROAD 112 BROMWICH ROAD 233A HYLTON ROAD

A spacious traditional extended detached four-bedroom home, 21 Bromyard Road is close to the centre of St Johns. It has excellent family accommodation that includes a reception hall, a ground floor cloakroom, a lounge, a dining room, a refitted kitchen, a utility, and a study/playroom. All the bedrooms are on the first floor. The master has an en-suite shower and there is a refitted family bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazing have been installed. There is parking and an enclosed rear garden. PRICE 275,000; AGENT REEDS RAINS; CALL 01905 619904

A period double fronted detached property, 112 Bromwich Road, St Johns is on one of the main approach roads to Worcester. With excellent primary and high school education close by it has a living room, a separate dining room, a breakfast kitchen, a utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms three of them are doubles and the master has an en-suite and a family bathroom. There is also gas central heating, double glazing, off-road parking, a garage with a drive and private rear gardens. PRICE 269,950; AGENT TOWN & COUNTRY; CALL 01905 610710

A detached bungalow 233A Hylton Road has views over the river Severn and the racecourse. The property has an electrically-operated gate, parking, a garage and at the rear is a secluded landscaped garden with a patio, a pergola and a summer house. The gardens are a particular feature. They have been attractively designed and carefully planned with views from the front over the river. The accommodation comprises a porch, an entrance hall, a lounge with a dining area, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a covered side passageway. PRICE 225,000; AGENT PLATINUM; CALL 01905 426000

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VICTORIAN GEM: Stockton Lodge is at Stockton-on-Teme in the Teme Valley. It has four bedrooms.

STOCKTON Lodge is a Victorian house at Stockton-onTeme, between Worcester and Tenbury Wells. It has open views, large gardens and a field of about two acres. Much improved, there are high ceilings and cottage-style ledge and brace doors The kitchen/breakfast room has been refitted and has a tiled floor, oak units and dark green granite work surfaces. There is a five-ring induction hob, an extractor unit, an electric double oven and grill and a solid fuel Rayburn which is in working order but not currently in use.

Enjoy country livingThe drawing room has a fine marble and granite fireplace and fitted cupboards. The sitting room also has storage cupboards and french doors to a large conservatory which provides the house with not only a dining area but also a more informal seating area. On the first floor of Stockton Lodge is a bathroom and five bedrooms, one of which could be converted to create a second bathroom or shower room. Outside is a private gated entrance and a gravelled driveway with plenty of space to park several cars. There is also a single garage.

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The gardens wrap around the house and have been professionally landscaped with a large south-facing flagstone terrace. At the rear is a raised gravelled terrace with an impressive fountain made from Irish granite. There is an access gate and a secondary vehicular access to the field which has a shelter/stable, wild flowers and a wildlife pond surrounded by mature trees.

PRICE: 595,000 AGENT: KNIGHT FRANK CALL: 01905 723438

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HE Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is concerned that small firms with empty properties could have to pay thousands extra in business rates because of changes to the exemption from paying empty property rates due to come into force from April this year. The exemption, introduced in 2009, meant that businesses with an empty property in England with a rateable value below 18,000 did not have to pay business rates. The Government plans to cut this threshold from 18,000 to just 2,600, placing a very significant burden on many small firms that are struggling in the current economic climate. Just as alarming is the fact that the Government will not reintroduce a 50 per cent relief and

Small companies will have to pay for leaving premises empty TThe Government plans to cut its exemption threshold on vacant buildings which is likely to be a blow to owners of struggling businessesCONCERN: Letters have been sent to MP Bob Neill.very least, allow a business to claim Small Business Rate Relief on their empty property. Roger Culcheth, local government policy chairman, for the FSB, said: The Government has said that small businesses have a vital role in driving economic growth and getting the recovery on a firm footing, yet for some businesses this additional tax could tip the balance and force them into insolvency. The result of this cut in the threshold without restoring the 50 per cent relief will make small business owners worse off than they were prior the 2009 change and significantly more so then they were in 2009 and 2010. We urge the Government to look closely at this matter and, at the very least, allow the business to claim small business rate relief. that small firms will not be able to claim small business rate relief on the property. This means that struggling business owners who have had to vacate a property and cannot rent or sell it will have to pay more in rates than if they were running a company from the property. The FSB has written to Local Government minister, Bob Neill MP, to express its concerns that this move could put some small firms out of business. If the threshold is going to be cut then the FSB calls for a return to the pre-April 2008 situation of granting 50 per cent relief or at the

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UNUSED: After April firms will have to pay rates on empty premises.

Three-storey shop is available to let

FOR RENT: 2 Mealcheapen Street in Worcester is a shop and store rooms.SHOP premises with storage above are available in the centre of Worcester. 2 Mealcheapen Street is close to the junction of The Shambles and Trinity Street and handy for the Cornmarket pay and display car park. The accommodation comprises a ground floor sales area with a display frontage, storage, a kitchenette and a lavatory. There are more storage areas on the first and second floors.

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RENTAL: 25,000 pax plus VAT AGENT: HALLS CALL: 01905 720104

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Former builders yard is for saleTHE yard, offices and workshops of iconic Worcester builders Spicers which went into liquidation last November after running out of work are now being sold. About 50 employees lost their jobs when the business ceased trading after more than 80 years in the city, during which time it built some of Worcesters most prominent landmarks, such as Sansome Walk swimming pool, Perdiswell and Nunnery Wood sports centres and Browns restaurant. The yard at Checketts Lane industrial estate comprises a two-storey office building and three workshops/light industrial units. The office building provides mainly open plan space with some lightweight glazed partitioning and benefits from category two lighting, parameter trunking and good levels of natural light. The workshops are split into a joinery and stores within steel frame buildings. The joinery workshop is accessed by a roller-shutter door and it benefits from a solid concrete floor and suspended fluorescent lighting. There is also a compressor room and cloakrooms at the front of the unit. A vehicle workshop and stores

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BUYERS INFORENTAL: 550,000 AGENT: HALLS CALL: 01905 720104

are reached through double timber sliding doors and it has an inspection pit. There is a cloakroom and a rest room at the front of the unit. The remainder of the Spicers Yard site comprises open and covered storage areas. There are 15 car parking spaces at the front of the office building and up to six more are available adjacent to the entrance of the industrial estate.

ON THE MARKET: The building and yard which was owned by Spicers.

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Trilby says we seem to be bucking trendWORCESTER appears to be bucking the national trend in commercial property according to one estate agent. Trilby Humphryes, senior sales negotiator with Andrew Grant Commercial, said that while a recent survey for the Independent showed that more than one in seven retail stores in Britain is now empty and in some smaller towns the numbers are nearly as high as two in five in Worcester there appears to be a shortage in supply of retail stock. She said: Something quite extraordinary seems to be happening to the supply of retail units in Worcester. now have 50 per cent of our retail stock under offer, sold subject to contract or let agreed. In the past few weeks we have had numerous units that have been under offer at the full asking price from multiple bidders. It puts our landlords in the privileged position of being able to pick the best and most suitable tenants or purchasers. While we recognise there are still a lot of empty retail units in Worcester, the ones on our portfolio are going fast. I can only imagine that larger, national commercial agents are finding it more difficult to tie up deals on such properties.

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COMMENT: Trilby Humphryes.Since the beginning of 2011 the enquiries for these type of premises have shot up and we

Chance to rent a warehouseAN industrial warehouse unit formerly occupied by electrical company Total Carbide in Boraston Lane, Tenbury Wells, is available for lease. The premises comprise a substantial steel framed industrial building with an internal working height of about 3.5 metres. Access to the industrial area is through doors at the rear. Towards the front there is a single-storey office block. There is car parking for about 12 vehicles immediately in front of the office accommodation.

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There is also substantial storage/car parking area at the rear.

RENTAL: OFFERS INVITED AGENT: ANDREW GRANT COMMERCIAL CALL: 01905 29402

AN investment opportunity is available in Worcester. The development at 1 The Butts comprises two threestorey five-bedroom houses; an architecturally unusual one-

Investment in offices and housesbedroom lodge bungalow, a three-storey office block and a single office suite with an adjacent garage. Built in 2005 the properties have courtyard parking.

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 975,000 AGENT: ANDREW GRANT COMMERCIAL CALL: 01905 29402

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Business and Commercial NewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

MOVING: Lance Turner of Harris Lamb, centre, with Tom Bulpitt, left, and Nathan McWhattie of Joerns.

Business park will be ideal location for usAN international manufacturer of healthcare equipment is moving its headquarters from the West Midlands to Worcestershire. Joerns Healthcare, which specialises in patient lifts and has branches throughout the world, is to relocate is British headquarters to new 7,000 sq ft purpose-built commercial premises in the first phase of Drakes Broughton Business Park, near Pershore. Nathan McWattie, managing director, said: Joerns has experienced phenomenal growth over the past four years and as a consequence have grown out of the current premises at Stourbridge, West Midlands. We searched for suitable premises to relocate to between Stourbridge and Gloucester and Drakes Broughton Business Park provided the ideal solution. Alongside warehouse testing and assembly operations, the new headquarters will house

commercial and research and development operations in addition to state-of-the-art training and showroom facilities. The business park was developed by Misters Brothers of Worcester and Lance Turner of letting agent Harris Lamb said there is strong interest in phase two extending to 9,700 sq ft with rents from 5.50 per sq ft. For information about the business park, contact Mr Turner on 01905 22666.

Workshop is handy for M5COMPACT industrial and workshop premises with offices are available on the edge of Worcester. The property is in Weir Lane, off Bromwich Road, Lower Wick, St Johns. It is an established commercial location and the property opposite is Travis Perkins builders merchant. Easy access is available to the southern link road which leads to junction 7 of the M5 which is about two miles away. The property is about oneand-a-half miles from Worcester city centre. The accommodation comprises industrial and workshop premises with a

EASY ACCESS: The premises in Weir Lane, Lower Wick.loading bay and singlestorey office accommodation at the front. There is also to off-road parking directly in front of the property.

BUYERS INFORENTAL: 21,500 pax AGENT: HALLS COMMERCIAL CALL: 01905 720104

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NCE again it was jewellery that topped John Goodwins most recent collective sale at the Pavilion Room, Ledbury. The jewellery section was towards the end of the sale and was topped by a 2.2 carat diamond solitaire ring which sold to a telephone bidder for 6,000 and, no doubt, it was helped by its British Gemology Institute certification. A second, marginally larger diamond, about 2.29 carats, set as a pendant with a gold necklace made 4,000 and a much smaller solitaire of about one carat achieved a hammer price of 1,200. Traditionally it is gentlemans watches that perform well in the auction sale room, however a ladies gold Omega cocktail model achieved 410 against a pre-sale estimate of 300. This was topped by a gentlemans Gubelin gold watch at 450. Despite gold prices having drifted slightly from their peak gold sovereigns continue to attract considerable demand and each of the 14 sovereigns in the sale made identical hammer prices of 175. The silver section of the sale performed exceptionally well. The top price went to a heavily embossed silver baluster coffee pot at 1,000. A silver teapot and cream jug sold for 330, a salver made 250 and a cased cruet, 140. Local demand remains very healthy among collectors of Royal Worcester porcelain and a

Diamonds are still a girls best friend OJohn Goodwins recent sale in Ledbury had a good jewellery section and some very stunning vasesPAIR: These Royal Worcester SPARKLE: This 2.2 carat diamond solitaire ring was sold for 6,000. vases by Ricketts made 700.number of signed hand-painted pieces attracted considerable demand including a pair of Ricketts vases that went to a local collector at 700. Glassware is often unremarkable however on this occasion there was a great deal of interest in a handkerchief vase. Typically these are up to eight inches tall and selling for 20 or 30. However this example was significantly larger, about 18 inches high and went for 700. The furniture trade continues to be patchy but demand for high quality and unusual items remains healthy. Various Georgian chests of drawers sold between 300 and 360. A continental serpentine chest of drawers made 480 and a 17th century oak gate legged table, 600. A pine kitchen table achieved 170 and a Victorian bookcase, 150. A Sheraton knife box needing some restoration went for more than double its presale estimate at 550 following very competitive bidding between two private buyers in the room. International interest stimulated by specialist trade and internet advertising resulted in a three telephone bidders and commission interest principally from Australia in the oil painting River flats, Sheppaton by the Australian artist Ray Crooke. Born in Melbourne in 1922 he won the Archibald prize the most important portraiture prize in Australia in 1969. The painting, a landscape sold for 1,500 and will be winging its way back to its home country. There was also keen interest, particularly from specialist dealers, in the book section. Three volumes of Picturesque Ceylon by Henry Cave made 310; Birds of Arabia published by Oliver and Boyd in 1954 had a torn dust jacket but sold for 130 and three volumes of Birds of Kenya Colony and the Uganda Protectorate by Sir Fredrick Jackson, went for 190. A quantity of New Naturalist books, numbered and many in their dust jackets, achieved 230. Strong demand continues for postcards and early photographs. An album of postcards made 220 and two photograph albums sold with prices to 100. The inclusion in the sale of a small collection of guns including muskets and a muzzle loading shotgun attracted a group of enthusiastic collectors and prices went to 420.

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Commercial PropertyTWO OFFICES TO LET Situated 1 mile from Worcester City Centre, alarmed, from 245 pm inc rates 07974 935101

Rooms To RentLUXURY ROOMS In city centre & Ombersley Road. Large doubles, en suite, completely renovated house, GCH. New carpets, Oak flooring. ORP. Patio/ large garden. Broadband, Sky, Cleaner. No DSS. Refs/ deposit. From 350pcm inc. 07868 844786 CITY CENTRE TOWN HOUSE Double room. All mod cons. 2 bathrooms. No DSS. 400 pcm all inc. Females only. 01905 764228 / 07976 908227 FARMHOUSE SHARE Leigh Sinton, Malvern. Non smoking Professional required. 01886 832230 LUXURY ROOM Immediately available. St Johns. 80 p/w inc Bills. Viewing via Landlord 07837 591050 TEXT ONLY ROOM IN SHARED FLAT 75pw incl. Broadband. Barnards Green area, Malvern 07899 731566 ROOMS IN HOUSE SHARE St Johns. Parking. Non smoking. From 280 pcm incl. 01905 621185/07791 755505 ST JOHNS / CITY CENTRE single / dbl / dbl en-suite. 230-425pcm inc. No DSS. Telephone 07776 201010 roomsinworcester.co.uk SUPERIOR DOUBLE BEDSIT Ombersley Road, 95 pw. No bills. Own kitchenette. Working couple only. 01905 820896 BROMYARD ROAD Rooms to let in new refurbished shared house, parking. 280 pcm all inc 07966 171761 01905 333310

Houses and Flats to LetTO LET THREE BED HOUSE Malvern. Quiet Cul-de-Sac, DG, GCH, Fitten Kitchen, Conservatory, Utility Room, Upstairs Bedroom & Toilet, En Suite to Master Bedroom. Small garden, Garage, Off Road Parking. Available immediately. 750 pcm. 01684 563552 2 BED END TERRACE In Fernhill Heath. GCH & DG. No Smokers, Dogs or Cats. No DSS. 625 pcm Contact Paul 07973433948 2 BED HOUSE TO LET Kenwood Avenue. 575 pcm. GCH, DG, ORP. 07799 547041 BARBOURNE LARGE MODERN FLAT 2 bedrooms, garage, re-decorated, 530 pcm excl 07801 206564 LARGE GROUND FLOOR FLAT With Garage. GCH, DG. 480 pcm. 07910 354819 / 01905 356902 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Studio, Redecorated, new carpets. ORP, Refs/Deposit.Low running costs 350pcm 07868 844786

2 BED HOUSE St Johns, Worcester, 575pcm excl. 077269 40834/01684 567676ONE BED FLAT Close to city centre, no children or pets. Deposit and refs required. 425 pcm 01905 452518

Accommodation to LetST JOHNS 2 bed apartments, Bromyard Road, parking 600 pcm inc water/service charge 07966 171761 /01905 333310

Plenty of interest in sale of antique toysTHERE was plenty of interest at Brightwells recent sale in Leominster of antique toys. An ornate and colourful German made toy theatre, its stage set with the toyshop scene from the Nutcracker Suite and including many dolls sold for a good 850, while a copper and tinplate mains gas fired toy stove made 220. An amusing print moulded velour lady cat with an early Deans label appealed to several collectors and it eventually made 210. An early 20th century teddy bear with a long snout and large feet was a good buy at 250, while a much later pale blue bear made 100. A tiny Schucco black teddy bear was contested to 240 and a 1920s bear known as Teddy Wagstaff with photographs of its original owner when a child made 150. A velour rabbit with a small Steiff bulldog made 210, while a number 29 Chad Valley bear went for 120. A group of South German wooden dolls arranged as a bazaar stall sold for 170 and a Negro wishbone doll known as a Merrythought made 40. Boxes of picture blocks and jigsaws, mainly incomplete sold for between 30 and 60 while an early but incomplete pack of 1 8th century playing cards was avidly contested to 650. Every collector wanted this pack because of the single card that advertised the Grotto Toy Shop of St Pauls Churchyard. The most expensive lot of books was a limited edition 1924 copy of the Book of the Queens Dolls House in two volumes. They went for 120. A rare but incomplete Dolly Daisie Dimple dolls house sold with the doll in a box at 80 and two early 19th century paper dolls at 180 the price reflecting some damage. A well laid out scrap album in unusually good condition sold for 170 with a Deans Darling BrightEyes moving picture book making 220 despite restoration. Metal and mechanical toys included a fur covered shop window display pair of climbing cats at 100 and a tinplate snap toy of a google-eyed 1930s child jumping off a chamber pot that concealed a mouse. It made 140.

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FUNNY The tinplate toy from the 1930s which was sold for 140.

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LettingsNewsHOMES OF THE WEEK

DIGLIS, WORCESTER Contemporary townhouse with hall, cloakroom, sitting room/dining room, breakfast kitchen, two bedrooms, en-suite, bathroom and parking. 695 pcm SHELTON & LINES 01905 353933

FERNHILL HEATH, NEAR WORCESTER Five-bedroom executive detached in semi-rural location. The property has been completely renovated and finished to a high standard. 1,750 pcm TOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

WARNDON VILLAGES, WORCESTER Modern three-bedroom house with hall, lounge, kitchen/breakfast, re-fitted bathroom, gas central heating, gardens and secure parking. 675 pcm TOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

SOMMERVILLE ROAD, WORCESTER Three-bedroom modern terraced property presented to a high standard with garage, parking and located in a quiet cul-de-sac. 650 pcm MARTIN & CO 01905 619890

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LettingsNewsHOMES OF THE WEEK

ABBERTON, NEAR WORCESTER Three-bedroom barn conversion with open plan lounge/dining room/fitted kitchen, master bedroom, en-suite and bathroom. Furnished or unfurnished. 800 pcm HILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

HENWICK ROAD, WORCESTER A spacious top floor apartment in a converted Georgian townhouse with impressive uninterrupted views of the river Severn from a balcony. 500 pcm MARTIN & CO 01905 619890

OMBERSLEY ROAD, WORCESTER Selection of two-bedroom apartments available in an exclusive gated development on the edge of Worcester offering fantastic links to the motorway. 595 pcm MARTIN & CO 01905 619890

ARBORETUM, WORCESTER Period two double bed terraced house overlooking playing field . Dining room, cellar, kitchen, family bathroom, shower and courtyard. Unfurnished. 550 pcm HILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

ARBORETUM, WORCESTER Mid-terraced Victorian house. Hall, sitting room, dining room, fitted kitchen, lobby, three bedrooms, bathroom and rear garden. 595 pcm SHELTON & LINES 01905 353933

CHESTER CLOSE, WORCESTER Three-bedroom house in a quiet cul-de-sac. Hall, kitchen, large lounge, conservatory, study and bathroom. Driveway parking and garden. 650 pcm PREMIER PLACES 01905 616616

WORCESTER Well presented one double bedroom ground floor flat, with hall, lounge, kitchen, bathroom with shower and allocated parking. Unfurnished. 450 pcm HILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

WORCESTER Ground floor contemporary apartment with reception hall, open plan lounge/kitchen with appliances, double bedroom and bathroom. 495 pcm TOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

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