Georgian Court with equestrian facilities and fishing rights
The property is Grade II listed and built in the mid 18th century, standing in an elevated position with wonderful views out across its own lake and rolling Worcestershire countryside to the Malvern Hills beyond.

Welland Court is Grade ll Listed and was built in the mid 18th century but dates back to 1250. The sympathetic restoration has left exposed some of the pre-Tudor wattle and daub and the 600 year old willow rods plastered with clay. The impressive entrance reception hall lies centrally within the house off which are the dining room, drawing room, sitting room, conservatory, kitchen and staircase hallway. The three primary reception rooms all have lovely Georgian proportions with high ceilings and large windows with stunning views to the Malvern Hills. The conservatory leads out to the garden at the rear and the kitchen leads through to a rear hall with access up to a one bedroom flat. A long galleried landing on the first floor leads off to 5 en suite bedrooms and access up to the 2nd floor with an additional three bedrooms, bathroom and large storage space. The formal gardens are laid to lawn and rose beds. Paddocks surround the house and gardens on 3 sides. There are fishing rights

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