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Georgian grandeur on a human scale; neoclassical mansion by Henry Holland set in 'Capability' Brown's final landscape and gardens
near Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0DW
Asset | Opening time |
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Mansion | 11:00 - 16:00 |
Garden | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Park | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Tea-room | 10:00 - 15:30 |
Second-hand bookshop | 10:00 - 16:00 |
From Monday to Friday the mansion will be open for guided tours only. There are 3 tours a day at 11:00 am, 12:00 pm and 13:30 pm (places are limited and are available on a first come first served basis). Saturday and Sunday the mansion is open daily from 11am until 4pm, last entry 3:00 pm. The whole site is closed 24, 25 and 26 December.
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £16.50 | £15.00 |
Child | £8.30 | £7.50 |
Family | £41.30 | £37.50 |
Family one adult | £24.80 | £22.50 |
Group Adult | £14.25 | |
Group Child | £7.13 |
Blue Badge parking. Mobility scooters for hire. Accessible toilet and Changing Place available. Access to mansion is via steps.
There is an accessible routes map available from Visitor Reception or to download from our website.
There is an accessible toilet in the main courtyard set within a ‘Changing Place’ and an accessible toilet in the car park.
You can borrow a mobility vehicle. Pre-booking is advised by calling 01568 615721 during opening hours.
Braille guides are available at Visitor Reception and in the house.
There is an a ‘Changing Place’ set within the main Courtyard.
There are 8 designated spaces for visitors with access needs located approximately 30 metres from Visitor Reception.
The mansion house has a stepped entrance. We have a stair climber so wheelchair users can be assisted with access to the main entrance.
Drop off point available.
Lift into Old Servants' Hall tea-room.
Induction loops are available at Visitor Reception and in catering areas.
Available at Visitor Reception and in the house.
The Stables Café, is fully accessible and is open on busy days and holidays but can be opened for seating. The Courtyard tea-room is accessed via seven stone steps, or there is a lift available on request. Ask a member of staff in the tea-room or Visitor Reception for assistance with the lift.
To book virtual tour session, please call 01568 615721, or speak to a member of staff on arrival.
There are level access paths around the garden and park with a mix of tarmac, gravel, bonded gravel and grassy paths. There is an accessible route around the walled garden, with some grassy paths.
You can borrow a wheelchair. Pre-booking is advised by calling 01568 615721 during opening hours.
There is a lift available on request for the Stables Cafe.
7 miles south of Ludlow on west side of A49. Eye Lane entrance (when approaching Berrington from Ludlow) - Heading south along the A49, as you enter the 40mph zone at Ashton, look out for a sharp right turn with a brown sign which will say 'Berrington Hall'. Follow this road for 0.5 miles until you reach the entrance on the left. A49 entrance (when approaching Berrington Hall from Leominster) - Heading north along the A49, look out for a left turn with a sign that says 'Welcome to Berrington Hall'
Parking: free, 30 yards to visitor reception
Leominster 4 miles
Ludlow to Hereford (passing close Ludlow train station and Leominster), alight Luston, 2 miles
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Berrington Hall has designated parking, accessible paths, stair climber access to the stepped mansion house, bookable wheelchairs, a mobility vehicle, wheelchair friendly toilets, a Changing Places facility, braille guides, accessible map, sensory aids, induction loops and a virtual tour. Find out more here.
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A neoclassical 18th-century mansion designed by Henry Holland, home to the Harley, Rodney and Cawley families.
Walled garden and pleasure grounds designed by 'Capability' Brown, including very rare curved walled garden.
Berrington's park was 'Capability' Brown's final complete estate and includes a serpentine pool, woodland and grazing cattle and sheep.
Play area overlooking parkland and just a short walk from the mansion. Includes slide, swings, willow tunnel and wooden xylophone.
Old Servants' Hall tea-room serving light lunches, warming one-pots, jacket potatoes, hot and cold drinks, cakes, ice cream, sandwiches, pasties and other tasty refreshments.
Bookshop in the courtyard stocked full of pre-loved books.
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On weekdays the mansion is open for guided tours only. Spaces are given on a first come first serve basis so we cannot guarantee you a space. Tours are 3 a day 11:00 am, 12:00 pm and 13:30. 16 people per tour.
Standing proud and strong, this fine Georgian mansion sits within 'Capability' Brown’s final garden and landscape. In the house, discover jewel-like interiors, designed by Henry Holland and home to the Harley, Rodney and Cawley families.
There are plenty of walks through the parkland through woodlands, wildflower meadows and around Berrington's pool, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The gardens are a treat for all the senses throughout the year, with bluebells and blossom in Spring, roses in summer and apples in autumn.
We have several projects underway and you may experience some changes to your visit. These will help keep Berrington safe for everyone, for ever.
Uncover 230 years of history at Berrington Hall. It started as an escape to the country for a city banker and was ‘Capability’ Brown’s final landscape project.
Berrington Hall stands as a 'Capability' Brown masterpiece, his final landscape design. Research into Berrington Hall’s walled garden and pleasure grounds has revealed the rarity and significance of this garden. In 2024, thanks to generous funding from Blue Diamond Garden Centres and National Trust supporters, we begin work which will both conserve and reimagine this historical treasure.
Find out about the essential improvement works to restore and conserve Berrington Hall.
Join the team of volunteers that bring to life Berrington Hall in Herefordshire.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.