Retirement Properties Spotlight in Worcestershire

Find retirement developments in some of the finest towns and villages in Worcestershire

The cathedral city of Worcester is famous for its cricket ground and its own museums of porcelain. Ornate bone china has been manufactured in Worcester since the 18th century. The Three Choirs Festival is held at the cathedral every three years and the Worcester City Museum and Art Gallery on Foregate Street features an exhibition on the River Severn.

About eight miles south of the city is the delightful small market town of Upton-upon-Severn. It has many Georgian and older houses lining its streets and some notable old inns including The Anchor, The Bell and The White Lion which appears in Henry Fielding's Tom Jones.  Close to the town centre is the delightful Berrow Court Estate overlooking the Ham with cottages set around a garden square.