Historic Worcester property goes on the market

Tudor Cottage, a Grade II listed property in Fish Street in the city centre, is on the market for a guide price of £300,000.

Estate agents Keller Williams say the black and white house has all the character and charm you’d expect of a property that dates back to 1400.

The cottage boasts views of Worcester Cathedral (Image: NQ)

It even boasts views of an even older building - Worcester Cathedral.

“The property requires full modernisation but retains an array of original features including wall and ceiling beams and a beautiful central staircase,” the estate agents said.

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“The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, two reception rooms, both with fireplaces, a lean-to with access to the kitchen, and a spacious cellar.

Exposed beams inside Tudor Cottage (Image: NQ)

“To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a walk-in storage cupboard on the landing. To the second floor is another double bedroom and a spacious bathroom. Some of the rooms enjoy a beautiful view of Worcester Cathedral.”

There is a small courtyard garden area at the back of the house.

And while there is no private parking, Keller Williams says there is the option to rent a long-term parking space nearby.

According to Historic England, the building was first listed in 1954.