2-bed
£118,000 share
£1,045/month + rent
2 bed • 1 bath
Worcester, Worcestershire
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
The Woodlands
Shared Ownership Worcester
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2-bed
£118,000 share
£1,047/month + rent
2 bed • 1 bath
Worcester, Worcestershire
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
The Woodlands
2-bed
£118,000 share
£1,045/month + rent
2 bed • 1 bath
Worcester, Worcestershire
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
The Woodlands
3-bed
£138,000 share
£1,217/month + rent
3 bed • 1 bath
Worcester, Worcestershire
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
The Woodlands
3-bed
£138,000 share
£1,217/month + rent
3 bed • 1 bath
Worcester, Worcestershire
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
The Woodlands
Worcester Overview
Average Share Price: £126,000
Available Now: 5 properties
Total Listed: 5 properties
Transport
Worcester benefits from strong transport links including two mainline railway stations providing direct services to Birmingham and London. The city is well connected by road, with the M5 motorway nearby offering easy access to the West Midlands and South West England. Local bus services and cycling routes support convenient travel within the city and surrounding areas.
🚂 Worcester Foregate Street railway station with frequent services to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington
🚂 Worcester Shrub Hill railway station providing additional rail connections
🚗 Close proximity to the M5 motorway facilitating road travel to major cities
🚌 Extensive local bus network serving Worcester and neighbouring towns
🚲 Cycling infrastructure including dedicated bike lanes and routes along the River Severn
🚂 Direct coach services connecting Worcester with regional and national destinations
Nearby Areas
Why Worcester?
Worcester offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern amenities, making it an attractive place to live. Its rich heritage, combined with excellent schools and green spaces, creates a welcoming environment for families and professionals alike. The city's vibrant cultural scene and strong transport links provide both convenience and quality of life.
• Rich historical heritage with landmarks such as Worcester Cathedral and Tudor buildings
• Diverse educational institutions including highly rated primary and secondary schools
• Extensive green spaces like Gheluvelt Park and the scenic River Severn waterfront
• Thriving shopping areas including the Crowngate Shopping Centre and High Street boutiques
• Growing employment opportunities in sectors such as manufacturing, education, and healthcare
• Robust healthcare facilities including the Worcestershire Royal Hospital
• Active cultural scene featuring theatres, galleries, and annual events like the Worcester Festival
• Strong community spirit supported by local markets, clubs, and recreational activities