Set amongst the rolling, green hills of Herefordshire’s countryside, Brinsop has been carefully restored.
A 14th Century manor house encircled by a moat, a traditionally built oak barn and two idyllic cottages, all nestled within 800 acres of farmland and wonderfully preserved nature.
Brinsop is a place to stay, to host special celebrations and events, and to spend unforgettable moments amongst the flora and fauna of England.
THE FOUNDERS
Born and bred amongst Herefordshire farming lands, founders Pat and Martin, together with a keen eye for restoration and interior design, saw the untapped potential in Brinsop and transformed it into an award-winning venue.
Since starting the business from scratch, a whole lot of love and care has been poured into the estate. The journey has been incredibly gratifying and the outcome magnificent. Pat and Martin, along with the rest of our estate team, would be delighted to welcome you to Brinsop.
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
When staying at Brinsop, you have the whole house and grounds to yourselves. Whether you’re celebrating a breath-taking wedding, hosting a corporate retreat or simply relaxing during a holiday stay, you’ll feel at home.
Our 5* accommodation includes 18 bedrooms and countless function rooms which can be used however you decide. The gardens and grounds provide infinite opportunities for photographs and relaxation, all reserved entirely for your gathering of friends and family.
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HISTORY
Dating back to the early 1300s, the manor house has many a story to tell. Its rooms and halls are filled with period features and ornate ceilings, all resting upon medieval foundations.
Over the years, Brinsop has homed many noble families and celebrities. William Wordsworth, known for launching the Romantic Age in English literature; Madeleine Carroll, the highest earning 1940s English actress of her time; and Stephen Hawking, the theoretical physicist, have all enjoyed this magnificent estate.
THINGS TO DO
The hamlet of Brinsop is located just six miles north west of the riverside city of Hereford, known for its beautiful cathedral and array of breweries. To the west, you’ll find the Welsh Borderlands and Marches.
The area is littered with fascinating history. Black and white villages adorned with signature oak-beamed houses wait around each bend, such as Weobley, Pembridge, Eardisland, Eardisley and Almeley. Not forgetting the market towns of Leominster, Kington and Presteigne.
Hergest Ridge and Offa’s Dyke offer unmissable, panoramic views. Or visit Hay-on-Wye annual festival and reach the gateway of the Breacon Beacons and the Black Mountains.
