Brook Farm at Berrington

A nice little place in the country

Brook Farm, Berrington, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire,

WR15 8TJ 

Phone: 01584 819868 

We are between Tenbury Wells and Leominster, about 45 minutes west of Worcester and the same north of Hereford. Sat-nav takes you half a mile up the road so you might need a map (here) or the Google map (here).

Local Directions

From Leominster  Take the A49 towards Ludlow.   After about half a mile turn right signed Leysters.  Follow for several miles, eventually through Leysters.  After Leysters you will come down a big hill at the bottom of which is a left turn to Berrington.  Follow to T junction at the very end where you will find Brook Farm on your left.

From Ludlow Take the A49 towards Leominster.  At  Woofferton (Little Chef and Salway Arms on your right)  turn left onto the A456 to Tenbury Wells, and after  a mile or two,  you come to Little Hereford and a big grey bridge over the River Teme, and a pub called the Temeside. Turn right  to Leysters immediately before the bridge.  After a  few yards, turn left  (signposted Berrington),  and keep going for a bit over a mile. You will pass one road to the right (Field Lane), and then come down a hill past a large  farmhouse on the left, over a little hump backed bridge, to a sharp left bend.  Brook Farm is on the right, between the bridge and the bend.

From Further Afield to Tenbury and thence Brook Farm

From M5 (J6) and Worcester.   Take the A449 towards Kidderminster, and turn left off that at Ombersley onto the A443. After a few miles you will reach a T junction at which you turn right  onto the  A456 to Tenbury Wells. When you get there, turn left into the town, and drive through it.  As you leave Tenbury, you go past a left turn to Bromyard, and start going up a hill. Turn right almost immediately  (signed Berrington, and saying unsuitable for HGVs).  After a few hundred yards you will reach a T-junction, at which you turn left. After a mile or so, there is another T junction opposite a red brick farmhouse.  Turn right.   Another mile or so, past Frank Matthews 'Trees for Life', eventually there is a comparatively long flat, but very narrow, stretch of road, at the end of which are two red brick houses on the left, and then a sharp right hand corner, on which is a left turn to Leysters.  Brook Farm is  on the left between the bend and a little hump backed bridge, and has a post box next to the gate.