Brockhampton

Brockhampton manor is a rare survival of a medieval manorial complex, which may also have once included a small village. We strongly suggest you check the opening dates for the manor house before setting off on your travels to avoid any disappointment. The manor's opening dates are variable depending on the time of year.

Come and explore the glorious Herefordshire countryside at Brockhampton. There are several walks for different abilities on the estate, all rich in stunning viewpoints and beauty spots along the way.

The first spring flowers to bloom are the vivid yellow daffodils which spring up in their hundreds on the main driveway. Planted by the last Brockhampton residents, The Freegard family, it’s quite a spectacular sight; especially on a sunny day.

Restoration work to the spillway will prevent erosion and improve conditions in the Lawn Pool.

Our lovely red brick Granary is situated in the courtyard opposite the manor house. From here we serve a small selection of refreshments including proper coffee, cake and sandwiches.

With parkland to explore, nature to discover and stories to be told; school’s out, why not put on your sun hat and join us for some May half term fun?

This fine eighteenth century house with hop kilns in unspoilt countryside on the edge of the Brockhampton estate sleeps 10

Our fifteenth century cottage sleeps 3 and is surrounded by a pretty woodland garden accessed via a footbridge over a stream

Surrounded by old orchards on the Brockhampton estate, the cottage sleeps 5 and is the ideal walking base.