The property site is irregularly shaped and currently used as a church hall, with plans to demolish the existing building. The site is located in Worcester, 900m west of the city center, and is surrounded by a mix of Victorian homes, 1980s residential apartments, and mid-rise housing owned by Platform Housing Association. The proposal is to build a four-story building with 54 student beds in cluster apartments, featuring shared amenities such as a cycle store, laundry, and reception area. The site is accessible from Church Walk, which connects to St Clements Gardens and Henwick Road. Worcester is a cathedral city with a population of over 103,000, served by two train stations and home to the University of Worcester, which is located just north of the site.