Stafford Avenue, Worcester
Guide Price £365,000

Well presented three bedroom detached home set on this highly demanded setting and offered to the market with no chain. The property would be ideal for a family home, commuters and professionals.

Accommodation:
Entrance Hall, Downstairs W.C. Kitchen, Dining Room, Lounge, Three Bedrooms, with En-suite to master bedroom, Family Bathroom, Garage, tandem driveway parking for two cars, Front & Rear Gardens.

Location:
Worcester is a thriving cathedral city and is the county town of Worcestershire, ideally positioned on the banks of the River Severn. The city enjoys excellent connectivity, with three train stations and a regular local bus service into Worcester city centre lying approximately 30 miles south-west of Birmingham, 27 miles north of Gloucester and 23 miles north-east of Hereford..

Rich in history and heritage, Worcester has been a centre of learning since the establishment of Worcester Cathedral in 680 AD. Today, the city is home to the University of Worcester, as well as several highly regarded educational institutions, including The King's School and The Royal Grammar School, both of which boast centuries of academic excellence.
Worcester is perhaps best known as the birthplace of the world-famous Worcestershire Sauce, produced by Lea & Perrins, and for its proud industrial heritage, including Royal Worcester Porcelain and its once-thriving glove-making industry.

Combining historic charm with modern amenities, Worcester offers an attractive mix of shopping, dining, leisure facilities, riverside walks and cultural attractions, making it a popular place to live for families, professionals and retirees alike. The location is ideal for those seeking the perfect balance of countryside and city living. With the beautiful 12 mile circular “Wild about Worcester” walking route and Warndon Nature Reserve on the doorstep , residents can enjoy scenic woodland and canal side walks and open green spaces while still benefiting from an excellent range of local amenities. A variety of nurseries, schools, supermarkets, shops, and the popular Barn Owl pub are all within easy reach, alongside St Nicholas Church and the local Evangelical Church.

The property is also exceptionally well placed for commuters. Junction 6 of the M5 motorway can be reached in under five minutes, providing convenient access to the wider motorway network. Worcester's two main railway stations, Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill, together with Worcester Parkway, offer excellent transport links to London and other major cities across the UK

Council Tax Band D - Worcestershire County Council