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Welcome to New Homes in Malvern, the easy way to find new homes in Malvern and the surrounding area. Nestling at the foot of the stunning Malvern Hills, the town is perhaps best known for its bottled Spa water. To this day water is still bottled locally, and sold around the world. Stretching for 8 miles adjacent to the town, the Malvern Hills offer panoramic views of Herefordshire and Worcestershire, and have been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Once home to the famous composer Sir Edward Elgar, the Malvern continues its association with the Arts today. The successful Malvern Theatre, hosts a year round programme of top touring drama and musicals, concerts, dances and films. Meanwhile, The Theatre of Small Convenience holds the world record for the worlds smallest theatre. There is plenty else to do and see in Malvern, with national retail chains, individual specialists, a fully featured gym and swimming baths, large open parks and miles of scenic walks on the Hills. Property in Malvern ranges in architectural style from Regency, Victorian and Edwardian to contemporary modern designs. Education is a well provided for in Malvern, with several public and state schools and a college of further education. For a town of its size, Malvern boasts surprisingly good transports links, with direct train services running to Hereford, Birmingham, Oxford and London. Additionally, the M5 motorway linking the South and Midlands area, is situated close by. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, search for a new home in Malvern today!

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Malvern is a major town in Worcestershire County in the West Midlands region of England. Malvern has a rich history with roots in the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Excavations have proven the history of Roman presence in Malvern. The town of Malvern saw a major transformation in the medieval times when it emerged as a religious centre in Central England. Malvern was home to a number of monasteries, some of which have sustained the upheavals of time.

Malvern economy is based on manufacturing, defense electronics, agriculture, horticulture, and food processing. Malvern is also home to a world famous motor industry with Morgan Motor Company being an international brand of private car manufacturers, says according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Malvern has a total population of 28,749 and is part of the erstwhile Worcestershire County, which is home to 557,600 people. Major towns and suburbs near Malvern include Wyche, Longley Green, Worcestershire, and Pershore. Malvern is located at a distance of 101 miles and is connected by excellent road and rail links. New homes in Malvern, new apartments in Malvern and affordable housing in Malvern can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Malvern website.

Places of Interest in Malvern

Church of St Dennis: Malvern is famous for the Church of St Dennis. It is one thousand years old and was built on the ruins of a Roman settlement. People visiting Malvern visit the church to marvel at the paintings, artwork, and masonry. Paintings are said to be a thousand years old and are beautifully preserved. Holy Trinity is also painted on the east gable of this church.

St Mary the Virgin Church: Fans of medieval sculpture flock to Malvern to visit this church. It is located on the outskirts of Malvern and includes a famous carving of a rabbit near the porch entrance. The history of this Malvern church can be traced back to the 11th century.

Malvern Museum: Fans of Malvern history should visit this place. Malvern Museum houses everything from the Roman relics to instruments used for developing the first radar. Malvern is home to a strong defence industry and the museum is a must visit for enthusiasts of military technology. Malvern Museum also houses vintage cars, industrial equipment, paintings, masonry items, and other relics.

St. Ann's Well: Malvern is home to St. Ann's Well. It is a natural spring with its source in the Malvern Hills. St. Ann, the patron saint of wells, is said to have a special blessing on this water, which has induced healing qualities in it. Queens and Kings used to drink water from this well and it is now bottled and exported to many countries in the world.. Malvern offers a unique opportunity of actually visiting the source and drinking fresh from the spring. The site is also of importance to those Malvern visitors who are interested in art and paintings.

Famous People from Malvern

Malvern is home to a number of famous personalities. Former British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith was born and raised in Malvern. The town of Malvern also has the home that was used as the recuperating place for the seven year old Franklin D. Roosevelt, who went on to become the U.S. President.

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