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The Grade II listed parkland is filled with veteran trees and offers sweeping views to distant hills. It's an actively managed / farming landscape and some of the sheep here are rare breeds.

Someone thoughtfully left a bucket of oats for this forest pony, who seems to have grazed all the surrounding grass.

The ancient bridge over the Frome outside Bromyard, it is pretty sturdy as it has to stand up to some sharp flooding.

Nice place for Hike. Views of Bromyard.

View of the Malvern Hills

Easily seen as you cross the small stone bridge

Good climb up out of the town from the High Street.

Good place for ☕️or🫖break

Great independent cafe with delicious sandwiches and toasties as well as coffee and cake.

Built around 1166, the ruined chapel at Brockhampton is one of the longest-standing man-made features of the estate. It was added to over the years, including by the Domulton family, who built the 'new' manor house in the 1400s.

Brockhampton Manor is a picturesque, moated manor house built over 600 years ago. It is surrounded by 1,700 acres of estate with woodland, parkland, farmland and over 65 acres of orchards. NT members/paid entry to the main area but there are good footpaths around the wider estate, including the Herefordshire Trail, a 153 mile circular route.

Bromyard is a beautiful small town. You can visit many nice places around the Town by choosing this route

A random horse made of wood. The neck looks weird but interesting stop on the route round

The Chapel is in ruins but still nice to go it. Have a look at the font

Impressive entrance you can go inside bit nothing worth seeing

A great NT Property with knowledgeable staff free parking and good cake

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Bromyard is an archetypal Herefordshire market town, famous for its half-timbered inns and olde worlde stylings. There is excellent walking on the nearby Bromyard Downs, a landscape of undulating gorse, grassland and woodland. The romantic Lower Brockhampton Manor House and its orchards and parkland is also delightful, just to the east of the Downs. Bringsty Common's sweeping slopes make for another picturesque place for a ramble. The Malvern Hills AONB are only a short drive away too.