Houses & gardens in HerefordshireHerefordshire, England

19 houses and gardens in the Albion Guide across Herefordshire — see the full houses and gardens directory, or everything to explore in Herefordshire.

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Jacobean manor at Much Marcle with walled gardens, a knot garden, orchard and octagonal dovecote, long home of the Munthe family.

Border castle with ancient chestnut avenues.

National collections of maples and birches, planted by five generations of one family.

Mock-Norman Georgian castle in the Malverns.

Eight acres of Victorian terraces dropping to the River Wye at Bredwardine, with woodland walks and rare trees.

A moated timber-framed manor of the late 1300s with a detached gatehouse.

Edwardian terraced gardens above the Wye at How Caple, with a sunken Florentine water garden being restored.

A riverside garden carpeted with spring bulbs, holding the county's largest standing Roman masonry.

Playful water garden near Pembridge full of home-built follies, including a bottle dome and the world's largest water-powered cuckoo clock.

The last complete landscape of Capability Brown, around a mansion by Henry Holland.

Riverside garden beside Dore Abbey in the Golden Valley, with walled borders, a ferny walk and a nursery.

Twelve themed gardens around a Victorian rectory near Bromyard, from an Italian piazza to an Alice-in-Wonderland maze.

A fortified manor where Owain Glyndŵr may have hidden, later remodelled by John Nash.

A 1770s Georgian house with parkland running down to a bend in the Wye.