Location & Facilities

Hope House and Barn

Hope House

Hope House is set in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside around five miles from the historic market town of Bromyard close to the county border with Worcestershire. 

 This 16th century home sits in it's own grounds of four acres with a barn sporting dramatic views of the stunning surrounding countryside. The exact date of the initial construction of the house is thought to be around the earlier years of the 16th century. 

However, many of the central beams within the roof are thought to have been reused from medieval times. The front of the house boasts a civil porch - extremely unusual outside of an ecclesiastical setting. 

The porch features a 17th century relief carved fleur-de-lys motif and is one of the many reasons that the house has a Grade 2* listing from English Heritage. 

The house is in the process of a full and sympathetic restoration, with much of the work already completed to the highest of standards. It is expected that all of the works will be completed by the end of 2021. 
Hope House Second Floor

Hope Barn - Production Facilities  

Hope House Barn is currently being developed into accommodation, production office and facilities. Draft plans are available.  It is anticipated that planning permission will be applied for by the end of 2020. Full plans for the redevelopment of the barn and grounds are expected to be in place and work on the barn will start in 2021.

Accommodation

Suitable for business hire, holiday and a special celebration.  

There is plenty to see and do in Herefordshire and neighbouring Worcester and Shropshire. Also, easy access to the city of Birmingham and motorway networks M5, M42, M40,North and South.

Travel to Hope House and Barn

This is rural England and the only recommended way to travel is by car. Leave your shiny, low profile tyres, sports in the garage. 4 wheel drives, estates and the old faithful jalopy is just fine for country lanes.


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Weekly bookings starting Saturday or minimum 3 nights.  

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