Brockhampton

Important notice -

To avoid disappointment please book your visit to Brockhampton in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. If you do not book we cannot guarantee admission.

Traditionally farmed estate and medieval manor house

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Which places are open and what you need to know before you visit 

More than 100 gardens and parks and hundreds of coast and countryside places are open in England and Northern Ireland. Many historic houses are open in England. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at weekends and school holidays. In line with Welsh Government legislation, all places in Wales will close from 24 October to 9 November. Please check the property webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel. Read this article to find out how to book and what to expect from your visit.

Please book ahead before visiting 

The grounds, estate, Granary food kiosk, toilets and car parks at Brockhampton are open. We've introduced advance booking to keep everyone safe and maintain social distancing. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. However, where space is available on weekdays, pre-booking may not always be necessary.

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Upcoming events

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Timed entry to Brockhampton (19 Oct - 25 Oct)

Fri 23 Oct 2020
10:00-10:30
Book your timed entry to visit Brockhampton.

Timed entry to Brockhampton (26 Oct - 1 Nov)

Mon 26 Oct 2020
10:00-10:30
Book your timed entry to visit Brockhampton.
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Things to see and do

Ruby red apples on orchard trees

Discover the largest orchards cared for by the National Trust

The orchards at Brockhampton span across sixty-five acres, surrounding the picturesque manor house and beyond.

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Autumn 2020 at Brockhampton

The manor house looking autumnal

General information, what's on and walks at Brockhampton  

If you're planning a visit soon read on and find out everything you need to know before you get here.

The manor house in autumn with sepia tones

Ghostly goings on at Brockhampton  

It’s the season to celebrate all things spooky and at almost six-hundred years old Brockhampton Manor isn’t without its fair share of scary stories. Read on and discover the ghostly goings on that have been recorded at Brockhampton. Whether you believe in ghosts or not it’s sure to send shivers down your spine.

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Eating and shopping

entrance to The Granary shop

The Granary at Brockhampton  

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 and freshly made sandwiches.

A lady browsing in the bookshop

Visit 'Brock's Books'  

The Second hand bookshop will re-open from Monday 19 October. Please read on to find out what safety procedures we've put in place to keep everyone safe.

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History

Explore 600 years of history

view of timber framed great hall from minstrels granary

600 years of history at Brockhampton  

Brockhampton is an ancient estate nestled in the dramatic Herefordshire hills. It has been utilised since the early Middle Ages and features a wealth of interesting features such as a ruined Norman chapel. Despite being so old, the manor has changed little over the centuries.

Brockhampton manor house

Visit Brockhampton manor house  

From Monday 19 October you can visit Brockhampton Manor. The manor is open from 11am to 3:30pm with last entry being 3pm. Pick up your timed ticket upon arrival.

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Wildlife

A grey squirrel sat eating on a mossy branch

Wildlife at Brockhampton  

Many plants and animals call Brockhampton home. Over the next three years we will be increasing the orchards here and surrounding them with wildflower meadows increasing the diversity of habitat for our local wildlife.

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Get involved

A volunteer leading visitors up the wooden staircase

Volunteering at Brockhampton  

The safety of our staff, volunteers, visitors and supporters is our top concern and in accordance with Government guidelines on social distancing, our houses, shops, cafes, gardens and parks are now closed, and from March 24 all of our car parks will close. However, many will be grateful for support when they reopen. If you are interested in volunteering, please keep checking for future opportunities.

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Places to stay

The Oast House holiday cottage sleeps 10

Stay at The Oast House 

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

Old Mill cottage and garden

Stay at Old Mill cottage 

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

Old Linceter cottage sleeps 5

Stay at Old Linceter cottage 

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

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Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Brockhampton on the National Trust Collections website

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