Herefordshire

Broxwood Court represents a diversified country estate of considerable historical significance extending across 84.25 acres of Herefordshire parkland. This Grade II Listed country house, dating from the 1890s when architect Leonard Stokes erected his distinguished Tudor-style mansion, anchors an estate of genuine complexity and appeal, enriched by remarkable provenance—continuous family custodianship since 1667. The Grade II Listed Park and Gardens, designed by landscape architect WA Nesfield during the 1850s, retain many original features and create an environment of considerable horticultural distinction. Formal gardens extending to approximately 33 acres incorporate a lake, ponds, swimming pool, tennis court, boathouse, summer house and chapel, each element contributing to a landscape of considerable maturity. The estate is further enhanced by a game lodge, coach house, and clock tower flat, complemented by function rooms, offices, workshops and storage—creating diversified income-generating opportunities. The thoughtful 1990s modernisation converted the stable and service court to residential and office use, adding the Game Lodge and Coach House, each offering three bedrooms, alongside a two-bedroom Clock Tower Flat. Located near Weobley and Pembridge in beautiful Herefordshire countryside, the estate enjoys excellent connectivity to Hereford. This represents an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a significant country estate combining documented history, architectural merit, diversified income potential, and comprehensive recreational facilities.