White Heron Estate, luxury stays, idyllic tours of Herefordshire

If you`re looking for meeting rooms or event spaces for off-site corporate events, consider bringing your clients or employees here to White Heron Estate.  The Colloquy can comfortably host up to 40 guests in the conference area, aswell as several break-out meeting spaces for further workshops, in between meetings, delegates can walk around the grounds to refresh their minds

or alternatively arrange for one of our highly recommended chefs to come in and cater for your every need, or better still gather around the huge rutic oak table overlooking the vineyard with stunning views.  Here we can provide you with various off-grid meal options from the simple picnic to a full off-grid barbeque dining experience, all of the ingredients are locally sourced to the estate, cutting down on the food miles.  The food can be paired with our own sparkling wine, British Cassis and Framboise, apple juice and of course cider.  This dining experience is real treat and very welcome after you`ve worked up an appetitie on completing one of our e-Bike tours

Here at the White Heron Estate we can offer you a wonderful rural retreat, from walking to yoga, the ideal setting for learning mindfulness skills to help you calm the mind, energise the body and connect with nature 

We can offer the perfect country retreat, the estate is ideally located to explore Herefordshire and surrounding counties.  Guests can enjoy visiting the literary town of Hay-on-Wye, Ludlow if you`re a bit of a foodie and not forgetting the Cathedral city of Hereford, home to the Chained Library and Mappa Mundi all set amongst the stunning back drop of the Brecon Beacons, Malvern Hills, Wenlock Edge and Shropshire Hills.  The White Heron Estate is nestled in amongst the Black and White Village Trail, in the village of Lyonshall, with its black and white timbered properties, unspoilt villages, Weobley, Dilwyn, Eardisland to name but a few and each of which are known for their different attractions

The quickest way from London is M4, exit 15 then go via Swindon, Cirencester, Gloucester, Newent to Leominster.  Take the A44 from Leominster to Rhayader and Kington.  about 3.5 miles from Pembridge as you come down a dip there is a right hand turn signed posted "Whittern and Titley", take the turning, follow the road for less than a mile, please drive slowy along the lane.  Do not turn into the Whittern.  The properties are sign posted Colloquy, Lodge, Forge, Gardeners turning to the right between the hedge and stone barn.  

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Ample parking on site, but we advise that guests don`t park with in the courtyard areas, as this would be needed for access in the event of an emergency.