Plot 36, The Ditton, Severn Meadows, Upton Upon Severn

*****COMING SOON*****

An impressive development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes in the vibrant town of Upton-upon-Severn, nestled on the banks of the River Severn with views across to the Malvern Hills. Rural tranquillity and urban accessibility come together effortlessly at Severn Meadows.

With countryside walks, waterside views and cultural hotspots nearby, Upton is an ideal base for enjoying Worcestershire at its finest.

AT SEVERN MEADOWS, YOU CAN ENJOY THE SERENITY OF A BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE TOWN BUT STILL BE JUST MINUTES FROM ROLLING COTSWOLD HILLS TO THE EAST OR DRAMATIC MALVERN HILLS AND WALES TO THE WEST.

Positioned alongside the River Severn as it winds south towards Gloucester, Upton-upon-Severn is just 5 miles from the Motorway network with the M5 running to the east of the town and therefore means there are great road links north to central Birmingham or south to Cheltenham, Bristol and beyond.
The nearest mainline stations are at Malvern, Pershore and Worcester offering direct links to Birmingham, London, Hereford and South Wales. The direct service to London Paddington takes around two and a half hours from Great Malvern.

The Ditton - Charming detached home offering style and space in equal measure. Notable highlights include:

• Welcoming reception room for cosy nights in.
• Family/dining area opening onto the garden for a seamless indoor-outdoor feel.
• Well-appointed kitchen with modern integrated appliances.
• Main bedroom complete with ensuite for added privacy.
• Additional double bedroom and stylish main bathroom.
• Includes a single garage & two parking spaces.

• COMING SOON - 60 BEAUTIFUL HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS
• Low density development with plenty of open space
• DITTON DESIGN - Charming detached home offering style and space in equal measure.
• Off Road Parking
• Two good sized Double bedrooms
• Family bathroom finished with contemporary style.
• Kendrick Homes, still a family business for over 140 years
• Single Garage included
• Over £970,000 contributed towards the local community infrastructure