SHOPPING
Wander around Malvern’s numerous boutique shops
and cafés at your leisure, and just a short car journey
away you can explore the historic town of Worcester
or perhaps the regency splendours of Cheltenham.
GOING OUT
With bars and bistros aplenty, relaxing with friends
is easy; sample food from around the world in one
of the many fine restaurants within easy walking
distance. To round off an evening, Malvern Theatres
offers endless entertainment including comedy, music
and plays.
EXCELLENT SCHOOLS
Great Malvern boasts some of the best private and
state education schools in the region, including the
famous Malvern College, Malvern St James and The
Chase. There are also plenty of sought-after primary
schools to choose from, including the highly credited
Malvern Wells Primary and The Wyche.
LEISURE
Great Malvern has made plenty of investment in
local facilities; Malvern Splash Leisure Complex and
Malvern College’s new multi-million pound state-
of-the-art sports complex really do fit the bill. With
sports halls and indoor cricket facilities as well as
pools and high-tech gyms, all health and fitness needs
are met.
TRANSPORT LINKS
Malvern benefits from 2 train stations: Malvern Link
and Great Malvern, which connect effortlessly to the
Midlands, South West and London. Junction 7 of the
M5 is approximately 7 miles away and Junction 1 of
the M50 approximately 11 miles, making Malvern
an all-round excellent commuting prospect.
COUNTRYSIDE
The Malvern Hills are renowned throughout the UK,
however there are many other beautiful local walks
around Malvern as well as National Trust beauty
spots, so you can explore miles of Worcestershire
countryside at your own pace. The development is
ideally situated right next to Peachfield Common,
and there are events throughout the year at the
nearby Three Counties Show Ground.
