Worcester Property News 28/07/2011

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ONE expert says thathouse prices will risenext year and thencontinue to do so forsome years to come.

Another says that house prices are30 per cent overvalued and willfall.

Meanwhile prices are soaring incentral London, are stable in otherplaces and still losing ground in afew more. But should we care somuch about what is going on ingeneral across Britain and howuseful are comments in helping tokeep the wheels of the propertymarket turning?

Certainly I dont think we need

to heed these market pundits toomuch when they are commenting on such a broad basis. What I amfairly certain of is that many of them dont cant understand whatis happening in Worcestershireright now. There is a big differencebetween the media experts whotalk about the market and theestate agents who actually have todeal with it. It is easy to makegrand over-arching pronouncements and predictionsbut estate agents have to movepeople whatever the marketconditions.

And they know how to do thisbecause they are dealing withthese matters every day. Theyunderstand how national, regionaland even local financial issuesaffect their own market and workconstantly to find ways of dealing with these conditions whateverthey may be.

Prior to 2007, when the marketwas storming away, it was mucheasier for owners and estate agentsto sell property of course it was.Now it is not. Yet despite thisthere is an active market bubbling under the lugubrious surface.There are always buyers aboutwhatever the market. It is just thatnow there arent so many of themthey can afford to be choosy andare often in no rush all mostfrustrating and difficult for sellers.

But well-located property, ingood order and at a sensiblemarket price, will find a buyer italways does. The skill here is ingetting the best price. For otherproperties, perhaps where theyears havent been so kind, thatare less pleasing on the eye or innot quite such a sought-afterlocation, things are a little moretricky but far from impossible.

Personal circumstances do notdance to the tune of the propertymarket. It is when the chips aredown and one really has to selland move on even in an adversemarket that sellers find out whotheir real friends are. In thesecircumstances a marketcommentator wont be a lot of use.On the other hand an effectiveestate agent could surprise,surprise become a very goodfriend indeed.

ALLAN MORRISALLAN MORRIS WORCESTERSHIRE

Enjoy conservatory at modern end of terraceTheres a good choice of houses for sale for under 150,000. Mike Pr yce found one handy for com

WITH the propertymarket chugging rather thanroaring along,there are plenty of

good deals to be had by anyonelooking for a more modestly pricedhouse.

Thisis an areathat traditionallystokes the market, with growthtending to work its way up fromthe bottom to the top. There iscertainly a good choice inWorcester for under 150,000.

One is 34 Oaklands, a wellpresented end of terrace to theeast of the city and at the end of acul-de-sac. It has good access toWorcestershire Royal Hospital andthe M5.

The accommodation on theground floor includes a hall, akitchen with an integrated doubleoven, a gas hob, a cooker and abreakfast bar and a sitting roomwith a feature fireplace and wood-effect laminate flooring.

There is also a conservatory currently used as a dining room with french doors to the reargarden.

On the first floor is a doublebedroom and a bathroom with ashower over the bath. Otherfeatures of the property includedouble glazing, off-road parking and a rear garden with a patio andgravelled areas.

THREE MORE OF A KIND:MODESTLY PRICED PLACES TO BU

GOO34 OWorcideayounor folivinownconswhicby thowndininis onmark135

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 135,000AGENT: TAYLORSCALL: 01905 611777

1 RODBOROUGH DR

Situated in the Cranham Drive area of Worto the east of the city centre, is an end terr

house at 1 Rodborough Drive.On the ground floor it has an entrance halllounge and a dining kitchen with a range oa built-in electric hob and cooker and a patto the rear garden.Upstairs are three bedrooms one could beas a study or nursery and a bathroom wishower over the bath.At the front of the property, which is doublglazed, is a block paved driveway with offparking for several cars. To the rear is a lomaintenance enclosed garden with a patio, and shrub borders, an area of gravel and a built store.

PRICE 119,950; AGENT MICHAEL TUC01905 757577

1 RONKSWOOD CRESCENT

In need of modernisation, 1 Ronkswood Crescent,is a 1930s three bedroom semi-detached house

in a convenient position close to Worcester city centre.The accommodation currently comprises a livingroom, a dining room and a kitchen on the groundfloor. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and abathroom.The house also benefits from gas central heating,a driveway at the front and large rear gardens.

PRICE 134,950; AGENT PHILIP LANEY &JOLLY; CALL 01905 26664

11 BATSFORD ROAD

Number 11 Batsford Road, a well presented mid-terrace property, can be found on the St Peters

development just south of WorcesterOn the ground floor is a canopy porch, anentrance hall, a combined lounge/dining roomand a refitted kitchen.On the first floor there are two double bedroomsand a family bathroom.There is a lawned garden at the front and to therear is a private enclosed garden, a driveway anda garage.Further benefits include central heatingand upvc double glazing.

PRICE 138,000; AGENT SHELTON & LINES;CALL 01905 353933


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Thursday, July 28, 2011 PROPERTY NEWS

ENJOY VIEW O

The dormer style detached bungalo67 Battenhall Road is just south ofWorcester city centre.The versatile accommodation incluspacious entrance hallway, a livinga separate dining room overlookinglandscaped front garden, a fittedbreakfast kitchen, a utility, a doublebedroom and a shower room.On the first floor are two further dbedrooms and from the master bedthere are views of the Malvern HilThe property has a low maintenancgarden and a gravelled driveway prplenty of parking. There is also, a double glazing and gas central hea

PRICE 329,950; AGENT REEDS CALL 01905 619904

PROPERTYPROFILE

TERRACE HASA terraced period property 23 MidRoad, is in St Johns, Worcester. It sitting room, a dining room, a kitchtwo bedrooms and a first floor bathThere is also gas central heating angardens.

PRICE 136,950; AGENT TAYLORCALL 01905 642737

PROPERTYPROFILE

OLD Castle Farm Estate inEvendine Lane, Colwall, at thefoot of the Malvern Hills, isdescribed as having the bestviews in the area.

The main residence dates fromthe 15th century and it is referredto in an ancient poem as having aseries of ponds, streams, rosegardens and lovely walks.

It has been sympatheticallyrestored to create an exceptionalhome with exposed beams, leadedlight windows and a warm andhappy atmosphere.

An adjoining wing has beendesigned and built with an oakframe to complement the originalproperty. Together they providefour reception rooms and sevenbedrooms all of immensecharacter.

The detached Bothy has beenextensively restored and it is usedfor leisure purposes but could

easily be a self-contained cottage.The nearby period timberframed Saxon barn has exterioroak cladding. Inside is a five-baysteel framed barn with a lean-toworkshop. There is also anancient brick-built open sheepfeeder barn with a pitch tiled roof thought to be one of the oldest inEngland.

The Wain House is screened

from the main house and hasbeen converted into two offices, a

kitchen and a cloakroom. It has alarge parking area.Also part of the estate is a

detached and restored two-bedroom period cottage calledLovers Cottage.

Old Castle Farm is reached by along sweeping drive throughpasture land that is interspersedwith mature specimen trees andindigenous hedging.

Electrically operated gates openonto a gravelled drive lined by

beech planting and flanked by aseries of ponds with mownembankments.

The main drive divides off tothe house and barns; the lowerdrive sweeps between lawns andaround a turning circle andcontinues to Lovers Cottage.

At a slightly lower level is alarge natural lake surrounded bymature specimen trees.

There is also an extensivearbour planted with climbing

roses, azaleas, laburnum,clematis and wisteria allproviding an abundance of colourthroughout the year.

In all the gardens and landcover 47 acres.

Half-timbered house atheart of country estate

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 2,850,000AGENT: ANDREW GRANTCALL: 01905 734735

VIEW TO SIGH FOR: Old Castle Farm Estate, Evendine Lane, Colwall, near Malvern, makes a unique home.

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NewHomes NewsAROUND THE DEVELOPMENTS

PERSIMMON Homes has welcomedthe announcement that 2,100 of itsnew properties across England willbe available to buy throughFirstBuy, the Governmentsinitiative to help first time buyersget onto the property ladder.

The developer has been awarded1.4 million from the Homes andCommunities Agency (HCA). Someof the grant will be used to providethe first-time buyer market with 82new homes across the southMidlands.

As a result, buyers looking totake their first step onto theproperty ladder are now being encouraged to contact their

regional Persimmon Homes officeor log onto the websitepersimmonhomes.com/firstbuy forinformation on how the schemecould help turn their home owning dreams into a reality.

Having been awarded the largestallocation of the previousGovernments successful HomeBuyDirect scheme, Persimmon is well

placed to help first time buyersunderstand and fully utilise theopportunity that FirstBuyrepresents.

Richard Oldroyd, deputymanaging director for PersimmonHomes South Midlands, said: Theexpertise of our sales advisers inhelping people apply for, and buythrough, Government fundedequity loan schemes is second tonone having assisted more than2,000 purchasers to buy their firsthome with the previous HomeBuyDirect scheme.

FirstBuy is offered throughequity loan funding of up to 20 percent of the purchase price split

equally between the Homes andCommunities Agency andPersimmon. Buyers are thenrequired to raise funding (amortgage plus a deposit) of at least80 per cent of the purchase price.

This means that for a propertyworth 160,000 buyers would needto secure a mortgage of 120,000,with a deposit of 8,000.

Mr Oldroyd said: FirstBuyprovides a fantastic opportunity,giving thousands of people theability to own their own home. Weare confident that we will have anew home at a development to suitthe needs of local buyers who havebeen striving to own their ownhome previously, with furtherdetails on our locations found onour website

Military personnel have beengiven top priority for help withhouse buyinghelp and will beamong the first to benefit from theGovernment scheme.

Mike Farley, chief executive of Persimmon, said: It is important

that we give our Armed Forces ahelping hand onto the propertyladder. We are delighted to be ableto support more than 2,100 troopsand other first time buyers in thepurchase of their new homes rightacross the country thanks to theGovernment funding in theFirstBuy Scheme.

Richard Hill, deputy chief

executive at the HCA, said:Thanks to FirstBuy more than10,000 first time buyers will be ableto realise the dream of owning their home, while house builderswill benefit from an additionalsource of sales, giving a much-needed boost to the developmentindustry.

For buyers who do not meetrequirements of FirstBuy isexpected to help 10,000 familonto the property ladder but who do not meet the requiremPersimmon also offers its ownshared equity scheme and homthat can be bought through theKickstart II initiative.

We can help first timebuyers with their goal FUNPers

Homuse of t1.4it haawatheGovFirsscheprovfirstbuywithhomthe Mid

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Thursday, JulPROPERTY NEWS

NewHomes NewsAROUND THE DEVELOPMENTS

WHEN the sales office at EastbankCourt, Worcester opened earlierthis month Aspen hoped for a lot of interest.

What the firm got was a hugesuccess with lots of people keen tosee the plans and four of thembuying there and then.

It was a real family affair, too,giving everyone the chance to havea look at the new facilities that willbe available including the PianoRoom, with a licenced bar and inphase two, the asalon treatmentroom.

The idea is to create anenvironment where residents canrelax and enjoy life to the full.

One of the main comments wastheres nothing like this aroundhere. This is a testament to theunique positioning of the ideabehind at Eastbank Court something between an apartmentdevelopment and a hotel.

Aspens extra care concept givespeople the benefit of their ownfront door and independence, whileoffering routine domestic help as

standard and extra services, such

as shopping. Handyman tasks canalso be provided and more personalcare services can be bought in toapartments allowing residents tostay there longer.

Even though the first apartmentswont be occupied until early nextyear, for anyone considering anAspen apartment it is never toosoon to get their house on the

market. Not only will this avoid

delays when their new home isready but by choosing early theycan select the apartment that suitsthem best.

The sales office at EastbankCourt, Eastbank Drive, Worcester.is open from Wednesday toSaturday between 10am and 4pm.For more information, go toaspenretirement.co.uk.

Apartments will belike living at a hotel MORE than 150 people have

already taken the opportunity toview the show homes at Redrowslatest venture Earls Park,Worcester.

Echoing comments fromhomebuyers across the country,visitors have fallen in love withthe designs that combine the bestof old and new.

Pauline Turnbull, sales directorfor Redrow Homes (Midlands),said: Weve had some fantasticfeedback from those who haveviewed the two show homes.People love the fact that theproperties look very traditionalfrom the outside but are bright,

modern and full of family friendlyfeatures inside.They are bowled over by the

high specification we offer asstandard, which is streets ahead of the majority of our competitorsand practically unseen in thesecond hand market.

The four bedroom Cambridgeand Oxford show homes have been

styled by professional interdesigners. Kitchens are welequipped with fully integraappliances, including ovensmicrowaves and fridge freeFloor to ceiling units and ewide drawers mean theres of storage space.

Fitted wardrobes, built-in shelves, outside lights and kunits with under lighting arstandard specification; whilbathrooms and en suites boquality fixtures and fittings,a unique range of tiles.

The combined kitchen, diand family area in the desithe Cambridge is popular b

it puts the kicthen at the hethe homeCurrent availability at Ear

Park is a choice of four anbedroom homes, priced from249,995. Visit the show hopen daily from 10am to 5and for more information, c01905 780379 or go toredrow.co.uk/earls.

Good feedback

at show homes

THE FUTURE: An artists impression of the completed Eastbank Court.

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Business&Commercial NewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

For sale signs goup at two hotelsTWO well knownWorcestershire hotels havecome up for sale, one in thevillage of Great Witley, nearWorcester, and the other in thespa town of Droitwich.

The Hundred House Hotel, notfar from the famous WitleyCourt, is a substantial, gradetwo listed three-storey solid redbrick building under a pitchedslate roof.

The main accommodation isaccessed through the centralmain door at the front of thehotel that is flanked by twostorey bowed windows on eitherside.

The principal rooms include areception area, a lounge bar, adining room, a garden room anda patio room, which are at thecentre and rear of thebuilding.

When combined, the garden

and patio rooms create theWoodbury Suite with a licenceto accommodate 220 guests.hand has its own its own maleand female lavatories.

On the left-hand side of thereception is the Abberley Barand Abberley Suite, which aloshasve their own lavatories anda licence to accommodate 150guests. TURN TO PAGE 36

ON THE MARKET: St Andrews Town Hotel is in Worcester Road and is near to the centre Droitwich.

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Business&CommercialTHE BEST ON OFFER

OPPORTUNITY: Open a bar in Victoria Square, Droitw

Great placfor wine bAN opportunity has arisenfor budding restaurateurs tolaunch a new venture at aprime spot inWorcestershire.

An 880 sq ft space inVictoria Square, Droitwich directly opposite theentrance to St Andrewsshopping centre isavailable on a new lease.

The property is a formerwine bar/restaurantpremises, located in a half-timbered, two storeybuilding.

Charlotte Fullard, seniorsurveyor for agents HallsCommercial, said: Weanticipate a lot of interest inthis because suitablepremises for bars, cafes andrestaurants in such a greatlocation do not come on tothe market very often.

The fact that is han excellent locationthe town centre makan attractive proposinvestors and entrepwho may want to lanew venture in the a

The site comprisekitchen, a dining arlavatories and disabfacilities. In additionrefurbished first flospace is also availablease in the same pr

The 764 sq ft spacomprises four officfacilities.

RENTAL INFOLEASE: WINE Bpa; OFFICES, 7,5AGENT: HALLSCOMMERCIALCALL: 01905 720

INDUSTRIAL warehouseunits can be leased atHolden Works andCharlotte Works in NewRoad, Pershore.

Holden Works is awarehouse industrial unitwith ancillary office,canteen and lavatoryfacilities. There is a staff access door together withtwo sliding doors and aminimum working height of 4.2 metres.

The nearby CharlWorks is a warehouindustrial unit with roller shutter door asliding door.

There is a minimuworking height 4.2 RENTAL INFOGUIDE: HOLDE26,500 pax; CHAWORKS, 25,000 AGENT: ANDRECALL: 01905 294

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PROPERTY NEWS


Buy a corner shopAN investment property is forsale at 9-11 Barbourne Walk,

Worcester.The premises comprise aground floor retail shop let on acommercial lease that expiresin May 2028.

Atthe rear of the retail unit isa ground floor single bedsit andadjoining it are two garages,both of which are vacant.

An external staircase leads tothe first floor where there aretwo, two-bedroom flats.

BUYERS INFOPRICE: 375,000AGENT: ANDREW GRANTCALL: 01905 29402

New tenants worldwide businessA COMPANY that providesinternet-based industrialvending and software solutionsparts for leading manufacturing companies around the world ismoving to Worcester.

Apex Supply ChainTechnologies is relocating toBrook Court at WhittingtonHall, close to junction seven of the M5.

It has taken 2,400 sq ft on thesecond floor of the developmentthat totals 22,000 sq ftand willbe joining RBS and InksmoorCredit Finance.

Brook Court, is a three-storeycampus-style office building with a well-appointed receptionarea, air conditioning, raisedaccess floors, suspendedceilings with recessed lighting,

and is DDA compliant providing high specification out-of-townoffice development with viewsof the Malvern Hills.

Lance Turner of Harris Lambin Worcester the joint letting agent with Jones Lang LaSalle said : Three suites remainavailable ranging from 2,430 to7,183 sq ft in both Brook Courtand adjacent Teme House.

RETAIL: 9-11 Barbourne Walk,Worcester includes a shop and flats.



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Hotel and restaurantFROM PAGE 31

The residential accommodationcomprises 27 letting roomsarranged over ground, first andsecond floors. In total there are14 double rooms, eight twinrooms, two single rooms, abridal suite and two familyrooms. There is also a separatemanagers flat.

Standing in a secludedlocation, only a few minuteswalk from Droitwich towncentre St Andrews Town Hotelis a substantial contemporarygrade two listed Georgian townhouse.

The property was built in the

1820s as the home of the townclerk of Droitwich and many of the original trees are stillgrowing in the grounds.

Privately owned, it has beenrun as a hotel, restaurant and

wedding venue for a numyears. The principal r ooinclude a reception, a sabar, a dining room, a garroom, the Cedar Room aSt Andrews Suite.

In addition there are 3en suite bedrooms rangisingle, twin, double and rooms arranged over grofirst and second floors.

Both hotels are being through Andrew GrantCommercial on 01905 2

The Hundred House hprice of 2 million, whiAndrews Town Hotel ismarket for 1.5 million.

FOR SALE: The Hundred House.



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Auctions NewsUNDER THE HAMMER

Classifieds

PROPERTY NEWS

THE Italian toy makerLenci created the worldsmost fashionable feltdolls in the 1920s and 30scommanding the most

exclusive and sophisticatedsection of the market at a timewhen the French manufacturerswere in decline.

At Brightwells recent sale of antique dolls and toys anexample wearing a wintercostume with colourful feltappliqu sold for 500.

Lenci used specially dyed andprinted fabrics for their dollswhose outfits were based on themost stylish childrens costumesof the time and their dressconsequently is all important.

Two large bisque headed dollsrepresented the work of Jumeau,the most prolific and heavilycollected of French makers. A31 in high example with an openmouth and the characteristicheavy brows was sold for 2,900by some very determined bidderswhile a 1907 example made 900despite extensive damage to thehead.

German made bisque headeddolls were led in price by anappealing Kestner 146 in itsoriginal costume. It sold for 520with a 29 in Kaulintz making 270.

Many of the German dolls in

the sale came from a collectionformed in the 1960s by aBirmingham family. Fully jointeddolls made completely of bisqueare rare because so few survivedthe nursery and this madeaKestner example, at 300, anattractive purchase.

An Oriental baby dollsold for200 while a mulatto Kammer &Reinhardt in its original boxmade 250. A key wound walking Gebruder Heubach sold for 210and a large Simon & Halbig jointed girl with original wig andcostume made 600.

Meanwhile, a composition

headed shop window automatonattracted wide interest its eyes,mouth, chin and arms werearticulated. Once costumed as anold Welsh countrywoman thefigure had stood for decades inthe window of a watch repairerin Talgarth, Powys. It sold for500 despite its lack of clothesand key. An English waxed pedlardoll with a basket of wares made440; a two-faced waxed girlselling (250) and a French type

papier mache (400). A large boxof 19th century dolls housefurniture had lain undisturbed inthe attic of a Herefordshirefarmhouse since 1939 when, withother family treasures it was sentdown from London forsafekeeping on the eve of war.The furniture included a group of ivory pieces that made 210,despite damage, while an oakdraughts table made120. Aflower printed drawing room suite

with gilt detail made 260, afeather suite including a raredeportment chair (90), a smallturned wooden dressing table set(100) anda dolls house family(380).

Dolls houses and furnishingsfrom other sellers included aLondon town house, fromabout1900 with an unusualworking lift (300) and an 1880shouse with an unusual variety of windows (also 300). A Germanmade warehouse made 190; afully stocked grocers shop byGottschalk (600) and a LinesBrothers wood and tinplate motorcaravan (320)

Among metal toys an MGfriction driven dark green racing car with Lt Col. Goldie Gardnerssignature on the bonnet in itsoriginal box 230 with an ArnoldUS Zone Germany clockworkliner also in its box selling for230. A Shackleton Fodenconstructional scale model in itsbox and with tools made 290; aboxed Dinky Supertoys FodenDiesel eight-wheeled wagon,(210); an Ever Ready blue Guyvan dating from the 1950s (250)and a group of three unboxedSupertoys lorries in excellentcondition (270). Fourteen laterBritains tractors in their originalpackaging sold for 420 and eachof all these prices emphasised the

importance of condition in asection of the market whereplayworn examples generallyhave to be sold in very largequantities.

Constance King, the consultantwho catalogued the sale, said:Most of our buyers have boughtfor many years and, as in so manyareas of the market, there are fewnew enthusiasts to purchase thelower end items. The pricesachieved by dolls and dolls housefurnishings were however veryencouraging and reflected anupward trend seen also atspecialist fairs over the last year.

A 19th century oil painting of theBirmingham to Kidderminsterstagecoach, The Invincible, soldfor 3,500 when it went under thehammer in Shrewsbury.

The painting, which wasconsigned to Halls auction of finepaintings, silver and jewellery atits Welsh Bridge saleroom was byan unknown English artist andwas sold to a coaching enthusiastfrom southern England.

Owned by Godfrey and Co, thestagecoach ran to the Lion Hotelin Kidderminster from the SwanHotel, Birmingham.

The 16th century Lion, whichclosed in 1963, was onceKidderminsters most importantinn, situated at the top of High

Street and owned by the lords of the manor, the Foleys and theearls of Dudley.

The auctions top pricedpainting at 5,200 was by WilliamShayer and depicted aploughmans family enjoying lunch at the edge of a field withtheir horses beside them. Anaccomplished artist, Shayerspecialised in accurate portrayalsof the English countryside andrural life.

A gouache by John Beer titledThe Grand National, 1907 , whichshowed the winner Eremon,

ridden by Alfred Newey andRathvale, without its jockey, jumping a fence together, sold for1,110. The buyer was thegrandson of the artist owner of Eremon.

The race was memorablebecause Eremon, an 8-1 bet, brokea stirrup on the first circuit andthen had to contend withinterference from Rathvale, whohad unseated its jockey. The pairraced side by side for the lastcircuit but Eremon managed topull away to win the race by sixlengths.

Old toys proving their worth with collectors

A fashionable Italian-made felt doll was a big earner at Brightwells recent sale of childhood memories

SOLD: The stagecoach Invincible.

Kidderminster stagecoach heads south

CHIC: TheLenci feltdoll whichcreated a stirwhen it wassold for 500atBrightwellsEasters

Courtsalerooom inLeominster.

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Garages ForSale or Let

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Houses andFlats to Let

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WARNDON VILLAGES, WORCESTERA recently refurbished two bedroom first floorapartment with allocated parking and a shortwalk from Worcestershire Royal Hospital.525 pcmMARTIN & CO 01905 619890

WORCESTERA contemporary style semi with hall, lounge,kitchen diner, cloakroom, three bedrooms,bathroom, rear garden, parking and garage.675 pcmTOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

CHURCH ROAD, WORCESTERThree bedroom semi with gas central heatingand double glazing. Hall, lounge, dining room,breakfast kitchem, bathroom and gardens.650 pcmSHELTON & LINES 01905 353933

THE TYTHING, WORCESTERSplit level one double bedroom flat withlounge, re-fitted kitchen, study, bathroomshower and parking space. Unfurnished.495 pcmHILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

WORCESTERGround floor apartment with door entry system,hall, living room, kitchen, two double bedrooms,bathroom, parking and communal gardens.595 pcmTOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

WILSON STREET, WORCESTERA beautifully presented three-bedroom end of terrace property on the edge of Worcester.Available furnished or unfurnished.675 pcmMARTIN & CO 01905 619890

BATH ROAD, WORCESTERContemporary style two-bedroom apartmentwith hall, open plan lounge/fitted kitchen,bathroom, utility and parking. Unfurnished.650 pcmHILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

BARBOURNE, WORCESTERRefurbished split level penthouse. Hall, lrefitted kitchen and bathroom. Two bedrcloakroom, balcony and parking.695 pcmSHELTON & LINES 01905 353933

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ALBION MILL, WORCESTERTwo bedroom fully furnished executive apartmentoverlooking the canal in the sought after Diglisarea of Worcester city centre.775 pcmMARTIN & CO 01905 619890

WARNDON VILLAGES, WORCESTERModern end of terrace property with cloakroom,lounge, kitchen/dining area, three bedrooms,en suite shower, bathroom and two parking spaces.695 pcmTOWN & COUNTRY 01905 610710

LOWESMOOR, WORCESTERCharacter house with gas central heating anddouble glazing. Lounge, fitted kitchen, largebedroom and en suite shower. Courtyard at r450 pcmSHELTON & LINES 01905 353933

ST JOHNS, WORCESTERSpacious four bedroom detached house with lounge, dining room, breakfast kitchen, officeroom, utility, bathroom and garden. Unfurnis895 pcmHILLS ESTATE AGENTS 01905 723545

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