LOOK around a Worcester home that boasts private river views on a popular city walk.
The historic grade II-listed cottage on Diglis Dock Road, or also known as Diglis Island, is for sale with Nicol & Co for £300,000.
The property is a popular sight for many who usually take Worcester's walk around the River Severn.
Formally used as a canal workers' home, the three-bedroomed white cottage dates back to 1844.
The former lockkeeper's cottage has been meticulously restored, preserving its historical significance while offering a comfortable retreat for modern living.
It had previously been used as a holiday let for businesses and has no onward chain.
Dan Westwood, sales manager at Nicol & Co, said: “Diglis Island is a little-known heritage gem in the middle of Worcester, a stone’s throw from the iconic cathedral.
“This Grade II-listed cottage is nestled away on this picturesque island and offers a unique slice of history and modern comforts.
“Set on a generous plot, the property boasts a stunning private garden, creating a serene oasis in the heart of Worcester.
“Beyond the walls, the charm of the island unfolds with panoramic views of the River Severn and Worcester Cathedral gracing the horizon.
“The new owners will be able to watch local wildlife, pass boats and indulge in summer water activities, all from the comfort of their own home.”
The cottage's thoughtfully laid-out interior includes a reception or sitting room, a cosy living area, a hallway, and a well-appointed kitchen-diner on the ground floor.
The kitchen is equipped with all essentials and opens onto the rear garden.
A deluxe bathroom downstairs also features a free-standing, roll-top tub with a shower.
Three bedrooms, including a spacious master suite and an interconnected double room, are upstairs.
Mr Westwood added: “This is an ideal property for discerning buyers seeking a blend of history and contemporary comfort.
“It would be for families, professionals or anyone captivated by the allure of riverside living or to continue operating it as a successful holiday let.”
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