Worralls Grove Farm House Bed & Breakfast

We provide quality hospitality to people with walking, fishing and wildlife interests and facilitate those by providing luxury accommodation. With picturesque woodland and flower rich meadows.

Worralls grove is idyllically situated in the most beautiful and quiet Worcestershire countryside close to Arley village with its wealth of local pubs and the opportunity to explore the beautiful countryside.

At Worralls grove you can be sure of a warm welcome, Home cooked breakfast using local produce from local farms. Our beautiful guest rooms with contemporary style are appointed with cotton sheets and towels, television and DVD, tea, coffee and hot chocolate making facilities to ensure the ambience of our beautiful location is well maintained so you take away happy memories of your stay with us. Guests are welcome to relax in the farmhouse lounge with 50' flat screen TV, DVD player and a wide selection of reference and reading books.

Whether walking, fishing, cycling, shooting or other activities, you can explore this quiet and unspoilt countryside along the river Severn where Severn valley railway steam trains pass through Arley station. Worralls Grove is an ideal place for fishermen to relax with fresh bait available on request, easy access to the rivers edge and storage of all fishing tackle safely inside the mill situated at the side of the house.

Rob and Amanda are both accomplished anglers and shooters so advice is plentiful. You can easily escape the crowds by heading off on this delightful walk, which uses the North Worcestershire Path (formerly the Worcestershire way ) to go beyond Eymore Wood, through lovely Gunhill woods and Coxs coppice to Shatterford. From Shatterford, a series of well-maintained paths leads back via Nash Elm and castle Hill to upper Arley, passing within 100m of the entrance to Arley Arboretum.

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This page was last updated: 24 November 2011