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National Trust Berrington Hall

National Trust Berrington Hall
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Leominster
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Berrington Hall: A Georgian mansion with striking red sandstone exterior, and sweeping views across Herefordshire and Wales. Set within Capability Brown’s final landscape, the mansion invites exploration of its elegant family rooms and servants’ quarters, revealing life both above and below stairs.

Parkland: Explore every corner of the estate with walks across the extensive parkland. Don't miss the 14-acre serpentine lake, designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). At its heart lies Heron Island, where a large colony of herons returns each spring to nest, adding to the site’s natural charm.

Gardens: A historic walled garden. kitchen garden and orchard now enhanced by a newly opened flower garden. Launched in summer 2025, the new garden may still be in it's early stages but striking new structures, to create Wisteria Umbrellas and a restored, extended Wisteria Walk already offer a wow factor. An accessible path network ensures that all visitors can enjoy the garden’s evolving floral displays. Adding to the charm is The Curve—a rare curved-wall section that brings an extra layer of historic interest.

Family things to see and do: Families can unwind in the nearby woodlands, ideal for natural play. Children can enjoy the play area near the mansion or get creative in the den-building zone. There's seasonal family activities and trails throughout the year too.

Café and bookshop: All of this, along with a café and a second-hand bookshop, makes for a perfect day out in Herefordshire.

Hours

Berrington is open every day either 10am until 5pm or 10am until 4pm, depending on the season.

The house opens slightly later at 11am with last entry one hour before closing.

The whole site closes on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
  • Special Features

    • Historical Interest
    • Garden
    • Rural location
  • Facilities

    • On-site cafe/restaurant
    • Picnics welcome
    • Baby changing
    • Public toilets
    • Outdoor Seating
    • High chairs available
  • Accessibility

    • Disabled access
  • Welcomes

    • Children welcome
    • Dogs welcome
    • Accepts groups
  • Food Menu

    • Vegetarian menu
    • Vegan menu
National Trust Berrington Hall

Directions & Parking

Map pin National Trust Berrington Hall
Leominster
Herefordshire
HR6 0DW
Berrington Hall can be accessed from the A49, in between Leominster and Ludlow or alternatively, can be accessed from the Eye Lane back road, coming from Luston.

National Trust Berrington Hall Recommends

After visiting Berrington, visit the effigies of Berrington's previous owners including the Halls first owner, Thomas Harley, in Eye Church.