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Malvern is a spa town in Worcestershire, on the eastern flanks of North Hill and the Worcester Beacon. It lies at the Foot of the Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty famous for its dramatic valleys and the spring water that flows through them. Take a stroll from your holiday cottage in Malvern, and you will discover an enchanting maze of narrow streets; Malvern is lit by gas lamps at night and is home to some of England’s most striking Georgian and Victorian architecture. The historic town centre is known as Great Malvern and became a popular holiday destination in the 19th century, with visitors from far and wide drawn by what was seen as the healing properties of the spring water. Malvern’s history goes back much further, and the remains of a priory founded by Benedictine monks can still be seen in the oldest part of the town.

Beesoni Lodge, Malvern
Worcestershire
England
Sleeps
11
Bedrooms
4

Beesoni Lodge is a delightfully-converted barn which exudes charm and treats groups to a four-bedroom property with contemporary fittings. The large rural holiday cottage lies at the foot of the Malvern Hills in Hill End and is ideal for pets, wildlife enthusiasts and those wishing to explore Worcestershire.

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Malvern has attracted artists for centuries and paintings of the area’s green and rolling countryside can be found in independent galleries scattered throughout the town centre. You’ll find a delightful variety of antique shops, bookshops and boutiques, and several pubs and restaurants serving delicious food prepared with fresh, seasonal products from neighbouring farms. Try the Nag’s Head, the Fig Tree or the Wellington Inn. With a gloriously unspoiled expanse of hills, meadows and woods to explore, there’s no wonder Malvern holiday cottages are popular among walkers. From the town centre, many routes meander into the countryside. Follow the Iron Age track to St Ann’s Well and the hills beyond for breathtaking views of the town and surrounding countryside. Visiting the historic wells of Malvern is an excellent way to explore the area; there is plenty to discover, including Holy Well, Beauchamp Spout and Malvhina. Music and theatre have always been an essential part of life in Malvern. Both are alive and well at the Malvern Theatres Complex, an Edwardian building overlooking Priory Park with performances throughout the year.