With acres of grounds for you to explore it’s easy to forget that your close to the city of Hereford and the town of Leominster. Hereford sits on the banks of the River Wye, surrounded by gently rolling hills and the market town of Leominster is renowned for its eclectic range of antique shops. Rich in history, with Leominster Folk Museum and Weobley with some fine examples of the black and white beamed buildings. Eardisland, home to Burton Court, a 14th Century building which has enjoyed a potted history, has been associated with Henry, Prince of Wales and Owain Glyndwr. Visit Berrington Hall and Hampton Court Castle Estate. For walkers and cyclists, most of the rolling countryside and join the Wye Valley Walk or Offa’s Dyke.
This beautiful 14th Century country mansion is set at the end of a long private drive, enter the property on the ground floor, simply perfect for entertaining. You will find three large living areas, the lounge with an open fire, the inner hall which can be used as a reception room to enjoy arrival drinks with your guests and the snug, a more compact area designed for comfort where you can curl up in front of the Smart TV and read a book or try gaming with a PlayStation 4, it can also double as a room where children can play too. The dining room is a splendid place for large gatherings and the library is a great escape within the property, besides the vast collection of books to pore over there is a pool table for those who love a bit of light competitiveness. For the chef, there is a well-equipped kitchen with two double electric ovens and a five ring induction hob, air fryer, microwave, two fridges and three freezers and two dishwashers, along with lots of workspace for caterers to work if required. A utility room is tucked away with washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a games room with a table tennis arrangement, PlayStation 3 and a cinema area with a projector and screen. So, when the day is done climb the stairs where you will find nine beautiful bedrooms. These include, a super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) with en-suite rainfall shower room and WC, a further super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) which shares a bathroom (with bath and rainfall shower) with a double bedroom, two king-size bedrooms both with private rainfall shower rooms and WC, two king-size bedrooms which share a Jack and Jill en-suite shower room and WC, and a further two king size bedrooms which again share a bathroom with rainfall shower and WC.
The immediate grounds are the perfect backdrop for any celebration with five acres, much of which is landscaped to showcase the terraces and expansive lawns. There is a summer house, a firepit and an orchard too with many more delightful features to encounter. The gardens are a wonderful place to wander, featuring a David Austin rose garden flowering from Summer to early Autumn and a pretty wildflower meadow blooming usually from July to September. For children there is a treasure hunt along with a football goal, bagatelle of outdoor games like giant Jenga, badminton, cricket, croquet and a child’s swing and slide. Within the grounds there is also a vineyard that makes local apple juice, cider and sparkling wine to be enjoyed on the premises. A hot tub is available for bookings until the end of June in 2026 and then again from October 26 through to April 27, it can be arranged for an additional cost outside these months with owner.