Initial price	£1,500,000
24/09/25	£1,395,000
Price Change	-7.00%

This historic property, Lyttleton House, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Worcester City's rich history. Built around 1680, the Grade II listed home boasts a Queen Anne style frontage and has undergone various additions and renovations over the centuries. The property's impressive interior features stunning panelling and a staircase from the SS Olympic, which was bought from the sale of the ship's fitments. The house has a fascinating connection to Sir Edward Elgar, who attended a small Catholic private school on the premises. With its elegant frontage, sweeping driveway, and beautifully maintained gardens, Lyttleton House is a true gem. The interior is equally impressive, with a grand reception hall, a bespoke kitchen, and a range of spacious bedrooms and bathrooms. The property's many original features, including sash windows, fireplaces, and oak parquet flooring, have been carefully preserved and restored, making it a unique and special place to call home.