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Croftdown  was once a boys preparatory school and then part of Malvern Girls College before becoming surplus to requirements in the 21st century. Since then Laing Homes Midlands have transformed the main building into elegant two bedroom apartments some of which have stunning views towards Madresfield, home of the Lygons made famous by Brideshead Revisited.

Access: Malvern is well placed to take advantage of the network of roads connecting Birmingham to the north with Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye to the south and south-west. The M5 passes a few miles to the east, Junction 7 about seven miles. Ledbury is about eight miles, and Upton- upon-Severn six miles. Fast trains to Birmingham take about an hour and ten minutes.

Malvern: A short walk along Abbey Road takes you straight into the heart of Malvern with all the modern facilities this small sophisticated town has to offer. Above the town is an impressive Iron-Age hill fort once thought to have housed 2000 people. The Malvern Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, dominates the flat plain of the Vale of Evesham. Famous for its drama festivals, George Bernard Shaw and Elgar, Malvern has over sixty springs and its bottled water is sold throughout the world.