About Broadfield Court

Broadfield Court is a romantic, secluded English Manor House at the heart of its 4-acre gardens and successful vineyard. Located in the unspoilt north Herefordshire countryside, it is mentioned in the Domesday Book and is still a private estate of over 1000 acres.

Originally medieval, the Manor House spans several centuries and styles and has evolved as naturally as the landscape surrounding it. Today, the rooms gleam with polished wooden floors reflecting the love that has been lavished on it by successive owners.

As you wander through the walled gardens, vineyards and rose gardens, with their profusion of colour and perfume from the full-blown English roses, you could be forgiven for imagining that you are starring in your own period drama. Jane Austen’s romantic heroines Elizabeth Bennett or Emma Woodhouse would not feel out of place in this blissful, exuberant setting.