Bromyard, Herefordshire

Hop Kiln Farmhouse

Hop Kiln Mews and the neighbouring cottages, Hop Kiln Cart Barn, Hop Kiln Farmhouse and Kiln Barn, Herefordshire

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A large, inviting house with its former hop kilns and barns, surrounded by countryside on the Brockhampton Estate.

Guests
10
Bedrooms
5
Acorn rating
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Number of dogs welcome
3
Reference
006016
Jam-packed with character, Hop Kiln Farmhouse is an 18th-century brick house on the Brockhampton Estate, with its former hop kilns and barns still in place. It has many original features, including tiles, beams and fireplaces, and generously-sized rooms so everyone can relax comfortably together.

You’ll have free entry at all National Trust properties during your stay, including Brockhampton's moated manor house portraying life through the eras. The estate spans 1,700 acres, with the largest orchards in the care of the National Trust, expansive woodland, parkland and farmland.

Bromyard, a market town with a high street full of independent cafés, shops and pubs, is a couple of miles away. Further afield, explore the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Stourport-on-Seven, a pretty Georgian canal town.

Hop Kiln Farmhouse sits next to Hop Kiln Cart Barn, a National Trust holiday cottage for four people, Kiln Barn and Hop Kiln Mews, each sleeping two.

Layout

Ground floor: Hall. Sitting room with woodburner and television. Dining room. Kitchen with electric Rangemaster cooker. Utility room. Shower room.

First floor: Three bedrooms – one large double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. Bathroom with roll-top bath and freestanding shower.

Second floor: Two king-size bedrooms. Bathroom with roll-top bath.

Outside space

The four cottages share two gardens - the front lawn and the rear padock. Picnic benches at front of cottage.

What's provided in a National Trust holiday cottage?
Wi-Fi, available
Garden, available
EV charging, available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Open fire / wood burner, available
Television, available
DVD, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
Tumble dryer, available
Cot & high chair, available
Parking at front of house. Steep, uneven steps from dining room to kitchen. Low beams and ceilings on top floor. Small, sloping, enclosed back garden. Unenclosed front garden. Uneven brick flooring at front. Take care near the ramp in the car park. See an independent accessibility review and our accessibility guide below. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.
View AccessAble's independent accessibility review of Hop Kiln Farmhouse.
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Heating: LPG central heating included.

Parking and EV charging: There is parking for three cars in the shared parking area. There are three shared use, chargeable electric vehicle charging points. The charging is operated by Pod Point Network.

WiFi: We’re pleased to provide free WiFi access at this accommodation, which is supported by BT. Please note intermittent connection problems can sometimes occur and therefore should not be relied upon.

Please note: There are low ceilings and beams on the top floor of the Hop Kiln Farmhouse. The steps from the dining room to the kitchen are steep and uneven.

The brick flooring outside the front of the property is uneven all times. Please take care near the ramp in the car park.

The garden at the back of the house is slopping and does get muddy in bad weather. Please stay on the grassed area and within the fenced area of the back garden. There are LPG tanks at the back of the property. There is a working farm around the property, with livestock in the fields surrounding the cottage.

There are likely to be service and delivery vehicles entering the yard in front of all the properties at Hop Kiln Farmhouse and Barns to collect or deliver items to the laundry store, bin store and log store.

Offers: Holiday cottage guests have free access to Brockhampton Manor and Estate during opening hours.

Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 12pm.

Having a celebration? We're pleased that you would like to use one of our cottages for a celebration. If you're planning to invite more than two day guests, please complete this enquiry form before booking, so that we can ensure the cottage is right for you.

There are six holiday cottages at the Brockhampton estate. Four old farm buildings are next to each other and can host groups of up to 18 guests: Hop Kiln Farmhouse (sleeps 10), Hop Kiln Cart Barn (sleeps four), Hop Kiln Mews (sleeps two) and Kiln Barn (sleeps two). Elsewhere, Old Mill Cottage (sleeps three) is a secluded cottage to the west of Brockhampton, and Old Linceter (sleeps five) is a traditional stone cottage, further to the north.

Hop Kiln Farmhouse

A large, inviting house with its former hop kilns and barns, surrounded by countryside on the Brockhampton Estate. Sleeps 10, dog friendly.

Hop Kiln Cart Barn

This comfortable cottage is an 18th-century cart barn, with modern spaces tucked into the original stable partitions. Sleeps four, dog friendly.

Hop Kiln Mews

Eighteenth-century hop kilns are part of the fabric of this unusual apartment for two. Sleeps two, dog friendly.

Kiln Barn

A rustic snug for two, with the curved wall of the kiln and original cobbled floor. Sleeps two, dog friendly.

Old Mill Cottage

A gorgeous picture-book 15th-century cottage set in woodland on the Brockhampton Estate. Sleeps three, dog friendly.

Old Linceter

Stunning views of the Herefordshire landscape from this cosy stone cottage on the Brockhampton Estate. Sleeps fiver, dog friendly.

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Explore the estate on a short circular walk taking in the church and Park Pond. Enjoy sweeping views across the county and beyond, to Bringsty Common, the Clee Hills, Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills.