A delightful semi-detached period cottage, ideally located in West Malvern at the northern edge of the Malvern Hills and close to the pretty town of Malvern, Worcestershire. This lovely cottage is ideal for families and friends wishing to enjoy the delights offered by this part of the country. The long distant views are evident as you pull up outside the cottage, while the character and charm hits you as you enter through the front door, with feature fireplaces and original wooden floor boards. Enter into the snug with comfy seating for two which in turn leads to the rear sitting room which makes an ideal place for relaxing whilst watching a favourite film or taking in the amazing views. Make your way upstairs to the two lovely bedrooms while on the lower ground floor is a very well-equipped kitchen with utility and a wonderful dining room with a cosy woodburner, ideal on a chilly evening and enjoying a home cooked meal with family and friends. The rear terraced garden can be accessed from the kitchen or down steps to the side of the house from the road. The garden has the main garden furniture on the upper terrace, the best position for enjoying views of the surrounding countryside, while a further seating area can be found further down the garden. This outdoor space is ideal for a refreshing evening drink, relaxing in the sun with friends or enjoying the delights of alfresco dining. Many lovely walks and cycle rides can be enjoyed from the doorstep of the cottage with the Worcestershire Way and Three Choirs Way both running close by. Enjoy a day on the hills, boasting some of the most spectacular views in the area, stroll around the charming spa town, enjoy an event at the Three Counties and a show at Malvern Theatre. A wonderful cottage to be enjoyed all year round.

The village of West Malvern lies on the western side of the Malvern Hills, boasts an excellent village pub, a thriving community and stunning panoramic views of unspoilt Herefordshire countryside. The village church is home to the grave of Peter Mark Roget, the author of Roget's Thesauraus. Numerous walks and cycle routes can be enjoyed from the village with the Worcestershire Way running close by.

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