A beautiful Georgian home with columns, colonnades, cottages, space and stables
Alfrick Court sits right on the edge of the scenic Malvern Hills. It comes with a cottage and a stable flat, outbuildings, landscaped gardens and equestrian facilities.
Houses for sale in Worcestershire
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A magnificent, 400-year-old grand hall — plus 138-acre estate — that could pay for itself
This 138-acre parcel of land in Worcestershire offers plenty of interesting business angles. So which will you pursue?
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A gracious and beautiful Cotswolds home with gardens by a Chelsea 'best-in-show' winner
Sitting just outside one of the finest villages in the Cotswolds, The Court is a joy to behold.
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'One of the most beautiful houses in the Cotswolds' has hit the market with a £14 million price tag
Penny Churchill takes a look at Stanton Court, an almost bewilderingly magnificent house that is one of the finest for miles around.
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A cleverly-converted 14th century village hall that’s taken on a new lease of life in Worcestershire
A total renovation needn’t mean that a property loses its heart and soul, as The Old Hall, in Worcestershire, demonstrates. James Fisher takes a look.
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An Elizabethan home with exquisite panelling, a grand hall, and overflowing with character from the ancient walls
Pirton Court North elegantly showcases historic features. James Fisher takes a look.
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A palatial country home set within 100 acres of beautiful historic parklands, gardens and lakes
Every aspect of Wood House is breathtaking: From the grand interiors to the bluebell coated woods and romantic lakes.
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One of of the finest homes in Worcester has come up for sale — and it's a glorious blend of 1820s and 2020s
White, bright and sure to delight, 41 Britannia Square looks like the sort of property you’d find in the sunny Hollywood Hills or possibly the Hamptons, but lucky for us it can actually be found closer to home, in an historic 19th century square in the centre of Worcester.
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A spectacular Georgian townhouse that was the home of the prime minister who steered Britain through the abdication crisis
An imposing Grade II-listed townhouse, Glenhurst, in Bewdley, Worcestershire, has kept all the charm of the days it was home to Tory Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley.
