The Triumphal Arch

Leominster, Herefordshire

The Triumphal Arch, located in Leominster, Herefordshire, is an intriguing holiday home that accommodates up to five guests. Nestled within the entrance archway of Berrington Hall, this spacious property was originally a coachman’s residence and later transformed into a shooting lodge. Designed by the renowned architect Henry Holland, it offers picturesque views of the Capability Brown gardens and surrounding parkland, making it an appealing retreat for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

One of the standout features of The Triumphal Arch is the minimal light pollution in the area, which provides an excellent opportunity for stargazing enthusiasts to enjoy the night sky. Guests at the property are granted free access to the estate at their convenience, as well as entry to the neo-classical mansion when it is open to the public, allowing for a rich historical experience during their stay.

For those looking for adventure, the location offers a variety of activities. Hot air ballooning is available from Berrington Hall, and guests can also engage in horse riding and golf nearby. Alternatively, visitors can opt for a leisurely picnic while exploring the expansive gardens and beautiful landscapes that surround the property, providing a perfect balance of relaxation and outdoor fun.

Beyond the immediate vicinity, the stunning Herefordshire countryside awaits exploration. Guests can follow the picturesque River Wye, which winds through charming villages, ancient ruins, and vibrant market towns, all set against a backdrop of lush forests. Additionally, the rolling hills of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) are just 20 miles away, offering an ideal setting for rambling walks and further immersing oneself in the natural splendor of the region.