Malvern Road, Worcester

The Whitehouse, 96 Malvern Road, Worcester. WR2 4LL

A Sense of Arrival

Set back from the road and elevated behind a generous frontage, The Whitehouse is a handsome 1930s home that offers both presence and privacy in this sought-after residential location.

Built in 1934, the house enjoys a wonderful sense of space and position, in a setting that feels established, leafy and highly convenient.  Pitmaston Park lies just moments away, the River Severn and riverside walks are close at hand together with all the attractions of Worcester’s historic city centre.

This is a home that balances Art Deco styling and modern comfort beautifully — thoughtfully improved to create generous and contemporary living spaces.

The Heart of the Home

At the centre of the house is a beautifully appointed kitchen designed by locally based Elgar Kitchens.  Elegant cabinetry and stone worktops create a space that is both practical and inviting.  A suite of Bosch appliances complements the design, while the layout lends itself perfectly to everyday family life as well as sophisticated entertaining.

Throughout the home, the rooms feel bright, stylish and well proportioned, with large windows drawing in natural light and framing views of the surrounding greenery.

Substantial improvements have been carried out by the current owners, including a significant extension, updated electrics, plumbing, new radiators and windows. This ensures that the house offers the comfort and efficiency expected of a modern home while retaining its period charm.

Space to Live

The house has been thoughtfully extended to the rear, creating additional living accommodation across two floors and allowing the internal layout to flow effortlessly between the light and open spaces.

Whether hosting friends, gathering as a family or simply enjoying a quiet evening at home, the generous proportions of the house ensure there is room for every occasion.

A working fireplace adds warmth and character during the winter months, making the main living spaces feel particularly inviting.

Flexible Living

One of the most appealing aspects of The Whitehouse is its flexibility.

This home includes a smart self-contained annexe.  The additional accommodation offers excellent versatility, whether for extended family, visiting guests, independent teenagers or even as a private workspace.

Such adaptable space offers buyers the opportunity to shape the property around their own lifestyle.

Gardens & Grounds

Outside, the house enjoys an impressive, gravelled frontage with a block-paved driveway providing off-road parking and leading to a garage.

The generous rear and side garden is well tended and features a west facing seating terrace, which is perfect for entertaining.  There’s lots of space for green fingered pottering with deep borders arranged around an extensive lawn and framed by a mature Blue Atlas Cedar tree.

A Wonderful Location

This part of Malvern Road is regarded as one of Worcester’s highly desirable residential addresses.

Its appeal lies not only in the attractive architecture and leafy setting but also in the convenience it offers.  Worcester city centre is within easy reach, providing an excellent range of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and cultural attractions, alongside convenient transport links.

Yet, despite this accessibility, the area retains a distinctly residential feel — peaceful, established and well connected to nature.  From here, a number of beautiful local walks begin almost at the doorstep — including routes along the River Severn, nearby Boughton Park and the parkland of Pitmaston Park.

Council Tax

Local Authority: Worcester City Council

Main house: Band F

Annexe: Band A