Nature

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The Malvern Hills

The Malvern Hills stand majestically above the Severn Plain in Worcestershire and the rolling wooded hills of Herefordshire offering visitors a dramatic view across a variety of landscape types.

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Shropshire Hills

The Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) covers almost a quarter of Shropshire. It's a living landscape, loved by locals and visitors alike for its quality of environment, rich history, and for walking, relaxation and inspiration.

The views from Titterstone Clee summit (25 minutes from the Baiitng House) are spectacular.

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Bromyard Downs

Just 10 minutes away, the Downs offer something to walkers, nature lovers, families and joggers alike, with each season bringing a different atmosphere. Its attraction lies in its diversity of habitats - from autumn colours in Warren wood, a thrilling dawn chorus from the scrubby areas in spring to the stunning orchid displays in the summer – there really is something for everyone.

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Berrington Hall

(National Trust) ‘Capability’ Brown – designed gardens and a stunning 18th Century house.

Located just outside Leominster, pop into the Stockton Cross for lunch while you’re there.

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Witley Court

(English Heritage) Spectacular ruins, stunning fountains, restored gardens and woodland walks make for a great day out. As featured on BBC’s Countryfile!

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Stockton Bury Gardens

Four acres of gardener’s paradise. This is one of our all time favourite gardens to visit at ant time of the year. They also have a lovely tea room.