• A Malvern stone-built residence from the mid-Victorian era, with views over the Severn Valley extending 30 miles towards the Cotswolds, Cheltenham and Gloucestershire.
• The house features attractive cornices, fireplaces, staircase, ocre floor tiles in the porch and beautiful arches.
• It started as a Victorian bakery; original ovens still in the cellars! It was a chemist, a clothes shop, and for 24 years until 2002 was a Michelin-starred restaurant, "Croque-en-Bouche" (gastronomically famous).
• The house has half an acre of garden, of which a third is vegetables and herbs. Guests are welcome to wander.
• Two fine double/twin  guest rooms with ensuite facilities. From £65 per double room and £70 per twin room per night. From £50 for single occupancy.
• Lovely guests’ sitting-room and breakfast room.
• Sitting on the side of the Malvern Hills, there are magnificent walking paths, starting only a couple of minutes from the door. You can take in the panoramic views to the Black Mountains or across the Severn Valley. What a vista! You can see why Elgar was so inspired.
• Easy access. Near Worcester. Not far from Cheltenham. Two miles South of Great Malvern on the A449. Malvern has its own mainline railway station. See the map.
• Three minutes from the Three Counties Showground, where Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire meet. Masses of shows including RHS Spring and Autumn shows. Twenty minutes from Cheltenham Racecourse.

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