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Berrington Hall
Worcestershire & HerefordshireGeorgian grandeur on a human scale; neoclassical mansion by Henry Holland set in 'Capability' Brown's final landscape and gardens
near Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0DW
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Opening times for 5 October 2026
Asset Opening time Mansion 11:00 - Last entry 4pm Garden 10:00 - 17:00 Park 10:00 - 17:00 Tea-room 10:00 - 16:30 Second-hand bookshop 10:00 - 17:00 Last entry to the mansion - 1 hour before closing. Basement tours run every Monday at 11.30am, 12.30pm, and 2pm and are offered on a first come, first served basis. Tours do not generally run on bank holiday Mondays, except Monday 4 May.
Whole Property admission from 1 March 2026
Ticket type With Gift Aid Without Gift Aid Adult (18+) £18.70 £17.00 Child (5-17) under 5s free £9.40 £8.50 Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) £46.80 £42.50 1 Adult Family £28.10 £25.50 Group (Adult 18+) £16.15 Group (Child 5-17) £8.08 Gardens and Parkland only from 1 March 2026
Ticket type With Gift Aid Without Gift Aid Adult (18+) £11.00 £10.00 Child (5-17) under 5s free £5.50 £5.00 Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) £27.50 £25.00 1 Adult Family £16.50 £15.00 Group (Adult 18+) £9.50 Group (Child 5-17) £4.75 Become a member and discover more than 500 places
- Adventure playground/play area
- Bookshop
- Car park
- Cycle parking
- Dogs allowed
- Family friendly
- Picnic area
- Tea-room
- Toilet
Blue Badge parking. Mobility scooters for hire. Accessible toilet and Changing Place available. Access to mansion is via steps.
- Accessible route and/or map
There is an accessible routes map available from Visitor Reception or to download from our website.
- Accessible toilet
There is an accessible toilet in the main courtyard set within a ‘Changing Place’ and an accessible toilet in the car park.
- Braille (guide or menu)
Braille guides are available at Visitor Reception and in the house.
- Changing Places
There is an a ‘Changing Place’ set within the main Courtyard.
- Designated parking
There are 8 designated spaces for visitors with access needs located approximately 30 metres from Visitor Reception.
- Drop-off point
Drop off point available.
- Induction loop
Induction loops are available at Visitor Reception and in catering areas.
- Large print (guide or menu)
Available at Visitor Reception and in the house.
- Level access to food outlet
The Stables Café, is fully accessible and is open on busy days and holidays but can be opened for seating. The Courtyard tea-room is accessed via seven stone steps, or there is a lift available on request. Ask a member of staff in the tea-room or Visitor Reception for assistance with the lift.
- Level access/terrain
There are level access paths around the garden and park with a mix of tarmac, gravel, bonded gravel and grassy paths. There is an accessible route around the walled garden, with some grassy paths. Berrington Hall was built between 1778 and 1781. As part of this historic environment visitors are reminded that surfaces and steps may be uneven.
- Lift
There is a lift available on request for the tea-room.
- Photograph album
- Powered mobility vehicle available
You can borrow a mobility vehicle. Pre-booking is advised by calling 01568 615721 during opening hours.
- Ramped access/slopes
- Seating available
- Space to Change
- Stairclimber
We're sorry that the stair climber is currently unavailable. The house has 12 steep stone steps at the entrance. We have a stair climber so wheelchair users can be assisted with access to the main entrance. Only one visitor who needs to use the stair climber can be in the house at a time. For safety reasons, it cannot be used in very wet or very hot weather.
- Stairlift
Lift into Old Servants' Hall tea-room.
- Steps/uneven terrain
- Transfer available
- Virtual tour
We're sorry that the virtual tour is currently unavailable. To book virtual tour session, please call 01568 615721, or speak to a member of staff on arrival.
- Wheelchairs available
You can borrow a wheelchair. Pre-booking is advised by calling 01568 615721 during opening hours.
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- By road
- 7 miles south of Ludlow on west side of A49. Eye Lane entrance (when approaching Berrington from Ludlow) - Heading south along the A49, as you enter the 40mph zone at Ashton, look out for a sharp right turn with a brown sign which will say 'Berrington Hall'. Follow this road for 0.5 miles until you reach the entrance on the left. A49 entrance (when approaching Berrington Hall from Leominster) - Heading north along the A49, look out for a left turn with a sign that says 'Welcome to Berrington Hall'Parking: free, 30 yards to visitor reception
- By train
- Leominster 4 miles
- By bus
- Ludlow to Hereford (passing close Ludlow train station and Leominster), alight Luston, 2 miles
- Cycling
- The various cycling routes to Berrington Hall use a combination of main roads and country lanes. Plan your route to Berrington Hall using the CycleStreets journey planner via the link below. (This journey planner uses OpenStreetMap data which is generally very good but accuracy cannot be guaranteed, if you come to a footpath or other cycle-prohibited track, please don’t ride on it).
Planning your visit
Highlights for your day out at Berrington Hall. Discover more in the Things to see and do tab above.
All events at Berrington Hall
Discover what's on - garden tours, family activities, outdoor performances, book fairs and and much more.
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Family fun at Berrington Hall
Let them unleash their energy as they run, jump, and skip around the fun-filled play area. For more adventure, head to the den building area, where young explorers can put their creativity to the test and build their very own shelters
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Walks and trails at Berrington Hall
Discover Georgian elegance on a lakeside or parkland walk.
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Accessibility at Berrington Hall
Find out about Berrington Hall's accessibility across the site.
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Visiting Berrington with your dog
Visit Berrington with your dog and enjoy walks through ‘Capability’ Brown’s final landscape. Find out where you can explore before you visit.
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Berrington Hall map
Take a look at the walks and access maps of Berrington Hall to help plan your visit.
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Highlights
Mansion
A neoclassical 18th-century mansion designed by Henry Holland, home to the Harley, Rodney and Cawley families.
Gardens
Walled garden and pleasure grounds designed by 'Capability' Brown, including very rare curved walled garden.
Parkland
Berrington's park was 'Capability' Brown's final complete estate and includes a serpentine pool, woodland and grazing cattle and sheep.
Play area
Play area overlooking parkland and just a short walk from the mansion. Includes slide, swings, willow tunnel and wooden xylophone.
Tea-room
Old Servants' Hall tea-room serving toasties, soups, sandwiches, cakes and bakes and hot and cold drinks. On a warm day, grab a fresh farmhouse ice cream
Second-hand bookshop
Bookshop in the courtyard stocked full of pre-loved books.
Spotlight events
Garden tours
Join one of Berrington's knowledgeable volunteers to learn more about the gardens and their history.
Garden tour - Berrington Hall: The people and the place
Learn more about Berrington Hall, the place and the people who made it. Experienced volunteer, Catherine Beech, runs garden tours every Thursday at 12pm and 2pm. Tours run for 1 hour.
Garden tour - Houses and Ha-Has: It's a Family Affair
Join National Trust garden guide Nick St George for an outdoor history tour, hearing stories of Lancelot 'Capability' Brown and his son-in-law, Henry Holland, between them responsible for Berrington's grounds and house.
Outdoor activities
Play and family adventures at Berrington.
Discover playful adventures at Berrington as you spot wildlife across the parkland, get wild in the natural play area, follow school holiday trails and build the ultimate cosy den.
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The parkland at Berrington Hall
Explore Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's vision of stunning views and winding walking trails through acres of parkland at Berrington.
Things to see and do
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Visit the mansion at Berrington Hall
Berrington Hall is a bold red sandstone mansion contrasting with delicate neo-classical interiors and a rare masterpiece by architect Henry Holland.
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Eating and shopping at Berrington Hall
Discover somewhere to treat yourself to food and drink or pick up a second-hand book in a historic setting at Berrington Hall.
Top trails
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Berrington purple parkland walk
Explore the nooks and crannies of Berrington's 'Capability' Brown-designed parkland and lake on this picturesque walk around the estate.
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Berrington den building walk
Enjoy this easy walk through Berrington Hall's parkland, which gives you the opportunity to construct your own makeshift shelter along the way.
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Berrington red walk trail
Enjoy this gentle stroll down to the lake and enjoy the scenery and sounds of the parkland at Berrington, no matter the weather.
Places to stay
The Triumphal Arch
The coachman's home at the entrance to Berrington Hall, with views over a Capability Brown landscape.
Upcoming events
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Garden tour with Les Smith
Join experienced garden volunteer, Les Smith, for a tour of Berrington's gardens every Wednesday from 21 January.
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Garden tour - Berrington Hall: The people and the place
Join long-serving garden volunteer, Catherine Beech, for a tour of Berrington's gardens every Thursday from 19 February.
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Garden tour - Houses and Ha-Has: It's a Family Affair
Discover the history behind Berrington's internationally significant garden.
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'All things mantua' drop in chats
Join our sewing team volunteers, Margaret and Amanda, as they delve into the historical design of the court mantua.
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Horse and Carriage rides
This Christmas, make your visit to Berrington Hall extra magical with a horse and carriage ride around the mansion.
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Wreath making workshop
Take home a very special festive memento of your visit to Berrington Hall.
About Berrington Hall
Standing proud and strong, this fine Georgian mansion sits within 'Capability' Brown’s final garden and landscape. In the house, discover jewel-like interiors, designed by Henry Holland and home to the Harley, Rodney and Cawley families.
There are plenty of walks through the parkland through woodlands, wildflower meadows and around Berrington's pool, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The gardens are a treat for all the senses throughout the year, with bluebells and blossom in Spring, roses in summer and apples in autumn.
We have several projects underway and you may experience some changes to your visit. These will help keep Berrington safe for everyone, for ever.
History
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History of Berrington Hall
Uncover 230 years of history at Berrington Hall. It started as an escape to the country for a city banker and was ‘Capability’ Brown’s final landscape project.
Our work
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The Garden Project at Berrington Hall
A new flower garden has opened at Berrington Hall which brings surprise, theatre and delight to this Georgian estate - the final work of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
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Looking after Berrington Hall
Find out about the essential improvement works to restore and conserve Berrington Hall.
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Support us
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Volunteer opportunities at Berrington Hall
Join the team of volunteers that bring to life Berrington Hall in Herefordshire.
Donate to Restoration at Berrington Hall
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