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Why Choose Serviced Apartments in Bredon?

Situ’s serviced accommodation in Bredon is either in the small village itself or nearby where it’s close to train links. Either way, these carefully selected properties are beautifully located in this picturesque area.

All Situ properties are equipped with smart TVs and broadband. Our kitchens are fully-equipped and there is usually on-site parking. Our serviced accommodation in Bredon is cleaned weekly, and many have on-site washing facilities, including dryers. Choosing to stay in a Situ serviced apartment in Bredon offers the space and privacy the busy professional requires.

Where is Bredon?

Bredon is a small village sitting beside the River Avon at the base of Bredon Hill in Wychavon district. It is located at the southern edge of Worcestershire in the West Midlands. Bredon is several miles north-east of the larger town of Tewkesbury, and south-west from Evesham.

The hill above the village reaches a total of 1000 ft with the addition of Parson’s Folly, a building erected in the 18th century for that very purpose. You’ll also find standing stones here. From the hill it’s possible to spot a total of eight counties, in addition to the Malvern Hills and the meandering of both the Avon and Severn Rivers.

Cheltenham is the nearest city to Bredon. It’s 12 miles away, and 15 minutes by car via the M5. Worcester is 19 miles away, which is 26 minutes by car via the M5 but in the opposite direction. 

Tewkesbury is the nearest town to Bredon at around three-and-a-half miles away and a six-minute drive by car via the B4080. From London, Bredon is a journey time of 2 hours 21 minutes via the M40 and A40.

Invest in Bredon

Most people in the area are employed in the wholesale and retail sector. Next highest category is a tie between manufacturing and human health and social work. Both with around 32,000 residents employed in the sectors. Not far behind is admin and support services with around 30,000 local jobs.

Big companies in the county include Worcester Bosch with 1100 employees, Mettis Aerospace, and property development and investment company, The Barberry Group.

Moving to Bredon

History lovers have quite a few stories to unearth in Bredon, and hours can be spend admiring its architectural treasures. The most prominent of these is the medieval tithe barn, which now has National Trust status. Built back in the 14th century from local Cotswold stone, the 132 ft barn has a stone cowling over one of its five porches and a wide aisle inside.

Another big attraction in Bredon is the parish church of St. Giles. Begun in the 12th century and finished in the 14th, it boasts stained glass and medieval tiles in the sanctuary. The Mitton Chapel sits on detached shafts of Purbeck marble. There are also 14th century monuments, and a tomb containing the heart of an unknown crusader from the 13th century.

There are plenty of sporting activities to enjoy in the village. There’s an impressive cricket club, as well as a bowls ground, tennis courts, and a football club. There are two pubs in the village as well as a couple of village stores, the larger of the two has a post office and bakery.

Meanwhile, for those who want to go hiking and exploring the local flora and fauna, Kemerton Lake Nature Reserve sits nearby. This is a 46.5-acre wetland complex created out of a former gravel working. Today it’s a designated Local Wildlife Site with a 16-acre lake, pools, reed beds, grassland, and land developed for arable plants to grow.

Whatever you choose to do here, staying in a Situ serviced apartment in Bredon gives you the opportunity to make the most of your time in this beautiful area.