St. Peters Road, Malvern

• Offered with No Onward Chain – A seamless purchase process awaits
• Distinguished six-bedroom Arts & Crafts residence (circa 1908)
• Set within approx. 1/3 acre with level, landscaped rear garden
• Elegant sitting room showcasing original period features
• Formal dining room, ideal for sophisticated entertaining
• Historic music room — once frequented by Edward Elgar
• Contemporary kitchen with adjoining snug and direct patio access
• Master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and elevated hill views
• Guest suite with en-suite and private balcony (currently a successful Airbnb)
• Versatile attic rooms offering significant development potential
• Integral garage (Edwardian Motor Shed) with scope for conversion (STPP)
• Generous private driveway with ample parking
• Located within the Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with scenic hill walking routes just a five-minute walk from the property
• Sought after quiet residential setting, moments from Malvern town centre, Malvern Link railway station & the Malvern Hills

An exceptional Arts & Crafts detached residence offering six bedrooms and an abundance of beautiful period features throughout.
Perfectly positioned within walking distance of Malvern town centre and just five minutes from the Malvern Hills, this charming home combines character, space, and an enviable setting. Enjoy stunning views of the Malvern Hills to the front, with far-reaching countryside views to the rear — a truly special outlook from every angle.
A unique opportunity to acquire a Arts & Crafts house built in 1908. This distinctive, detached home offers an enviable blend of period character and well proportioned rooms as well as being a 5 minute walk from the Malvern Hills, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Set within a one-third of an acre wraparound garden, the property has panoramic views across the Severn Valley with the Malvern Hills forming a striking backdrop to the front of the house.
The ground floor offers an impressive and well-balanced layout, featuring a light-filled sitting room alongside a charming music room, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. A generously proportioned dining room sits at the heart of the home, complemented by a well-appointed kitchen, cosy snug, and a practical utility area.
An attached garage provides excellent storage or presents exciting potential for conversion into a self-contained annex, subject to the necessary planning permissions.
Extending to six well-proportioned bedrooms, the home provides substantial and versatile accommodation, perfectly suited to both refined family living and stylish entertaining.
The property retains the charm and craftsmanship synonymous with its era, while offering excellent scope for sympathetic enhancement.
Positioned on a highly desirable, and peaceful residential street, the location is equally compelling—within easy walking distance of Malvern town centre and Malvern Link train station, offering both convenience and connectivity. This is a rare offering: a landmark home combining heritage, space, and one of the area’s most captivating outlooks
Set against the backdrop of the Malvern Hills, the town of Malvern is the focal point of the district, renowned for its Victorian grandeur, including its listed railway station and the Malvern Festival Theatre, and offering a charming mix of boutique shops, cafés, Waitrose, and other high street retailers. Approximately 8 miles northeast lies the cathedral city of Worcester, situated on the banks of the River Severn, home to an impressive cathedral, alongside a racecourse and county cricket ground.
The area benefits from excellent transport links, with the M5 motorway (accessed via Junction 7 at South Worcester) connecting to Birmingham, the wider Midlands, Birmingham International Airport, the M40, and London, while also offering convenient routes south to Cheltenham, Gloucester, and Bristol. Rail connections are available from Great Malvern and Malvern Link, with Worcester Parkway further enhancing direct services to London and improving overall accessibility.
The region is also highly regarded for its strong educational provision, offering a wide range of state and independent schools, including Malvern College and Malvern St James, as well as The King's School Worcester and Royal Grammar School Worcester, making it an ideal location for families.

Services: Mains Gas, Mains Electric, Mains Water, Mains drainage. Malvern Hills District Council, Tax Band G

Key facts

• Council tax band: G.
• EPC rating: D (score 55; potential rating C).
• Parking: garage.
• Outside: garden.