17th Century former farmhouse with large garden and views over Worcestershire

Rural location, 4 miles from Worcester 

Moseley Farm Bed & Breakfast

Moseley Road, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6NL

Telephone: 01905 641343

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Providing reasonably priced, comfortable relaxed accommodation.

Stay on a Full English breakfast or Room Only basis.

Free wireless internet access in all rooms. 

Colour freeview television, radio alarm clocks, tea/coffee making facilities.

Use of fridge, toaster & microwave in dining room. 

Pets welcome free.

Off-road parking for several vehicles, 

including 7.5 tonne truck, minibus, transit van and/or trailer.

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As well as being cat and dog friendly, our establishment welcomes 

Families, Triples, Groups, Single females, Contractors, Workers, Fishermen/Anglers,

Cyclists, Motor Bikers

and is Gay friendly & Lesbian friendly

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Located in the hamlet of Moseley, outside the village of Hallow, Worcestershire

4 miles north-west of Worcester City Centre / Worcester New Road Cricket Ground / Worcester Racecourse

3 miles north of Worcester University / St Johns

1 mile south of Top Barn

500 yards from Elgar Business Centre

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Worcester, Worcestershire and the West Midlands has a wealth of 

history, attractions and activities to explore and do

Due to its location in the Heart of England, sitting on the River Severn, Worcester is a lovely location for a short break or as part of a touring holiday. 

Alternatively, make an overnight stop, whether traveling north or south on the M5 motorway or traveling east or west across England, to or from Wales.

Whatever your  interests, Worcestershire can provide it :-

heritage, rambling (including Severn Way, Wychavon Way, Malvern Hills), local activities available (including fishing, horse-riding, windsurfing, kite flying), take a boat trip down the River Severn, tour by car or simply just to relax in the beautiful countryside.

You can see a play at the Swan Theatre, attend a concert at Huntingdon Hall, see a movie at either the Odeon or Vue Cinema, or go to one of the many country inns, pubs and nightclubs. 

There are also many craft centres and galleries or place a bet at Worcester Racecourse. Worcester Cricket or see Worcester Warriors at Sixways Rugby club.

Visit Worcester Cathedral, the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory Visitor’s Centre or learn about Worcester’s history in one of the local museums.

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Link of the week: West Midland Safari & Leisure Park - Safari & amusement park

The West Midland Safari and Leisure Park is a safari park located on the A456 in Bewdley, Worcestershire, opened in 1973.

The safari section contains around 600 animals from around 30 different species from Europe, Africa, Asia, Australasia and North America. Along with the 4 mile safari, is a large theme park, a 'Discovery Zone' containing reptile and insect houses among other attractions. Also, there is access to Spring Grove House. The whole park is built in the grounds of the house.

The park contains many animals that are on the IUCN's endangered list. These animals include the Asian buffalo, Philippine spotted deer, African wild dog, banteng, aye-aye and the Madagascan jumping rat, along with the critically endangered addax, bactrian camel, Pére David's deer, Bengal tiger, Amur leopard and Rodrigues flying fruit bats.

The park contains the largest pride of white lions in the UK, with around 15 individuals in the pride. One of the largest herds of common hippopotamus in Europe can be found at the park.

Four fantastic miles of safari trail with close encounters galore. Have you ever seen a rare White Lion? Probably not as they are virtually extinct in the wild and we have the only pride in the UK.  The adventure continues - track down Elephant; Rhino; Tiger; Wild Dog; Lion; Wallaby; Wolf; Buffalo; Zebra; Gnu; Camel and all kinds of Deer.  The animal reserve is home to over 600 animals and covers a vast area of 100 acres, which is often abundant with babies.

What’s more, this is a self-drive safari in your own vehicle and you get the chance to feed some of the animals too – special diet animal food is available on arrival for a small charge. And, you can drive through as many times as you wish!  Alternatively, if you prefer to be driven, then you are able to book a guided minibus tour for an extra charge – please ask when you arrive – this is always very popular, so early booking is recommended.

A little tip – the animal reserves really can get very busy at peak time (11.00am-2.00pm). If you arrive during this time, please consider parking first, visit all the other attractions – like Discovery Trail and Amusement Area - and return to the animal reserves after 3.00pm, when it is often less busy.

Moseley Farm Bed and Breakfast is 15 miles (~25 minutes drive) from the West Midlands Safari Park.

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MOSELEY FARM B&B

Moseley Road, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6NL

Telephone: 01905 641343   

Email:  moseleyfarmbandb@aol.com

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