Hampton Park

Settlement in Herefordshire

England

Hampton Park

Aylestone Hill, Hereford Credit: Alex McGregor

Hampton Park is a historic country estate located in Herefordshire, England. Set amidst picturesque countryside, the park spans over 1,000 acres and is renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich heritage. The estate is privately owned and has been in the same family for several generations.

The centerpiece of Hampton Park is the grand Georgian mansion, which was built in the early 18th century. The house boasts impressive architecture, with its elegant façade and meticulously maintained gardens. The interior of the mansion is equally impressive, showcasing exquisite period features and opulent furnishings.

The parkland surrounding the house is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. It features a mix of meadows, woodlands, and formal gardens, all carefully designed to provide a harmonious blend of natural beauty and cultivated landscapes. Visitors can explore the numerous walking trails that crisscross the estate, offering breathtaking views of the Herefordshire countryside.

Hampton Park also offers a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. The estate has a fishing lake, where anglers can try their luck at catching trout and salmon. Additionally, there are several well-maintained tennis courts and a croquet lawn, perfect for sports enthusiasts. The estate also hosts various events throughout the year, including garden tours, outdoor concerts, and seasonal festivities.

In summary, Hampton Park is a stunning country estate in Herefordshire, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history and natural beauty. With its magnificent mansion, expansive parkland, and recreational activities, it is a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of elegance, tranquility, and outdoor pursuits.

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Hampton Park Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.047388/-2.6867467 or Grid Reference SO5339. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Aylestone Hill, Hereford

Alex McGregor

Northbound Freight Train at Hereford

Diesel electric locomotive No 66250, hauling a northbound freight train through one of the centre roads at Hereford Station, slows to a halt to allow a change of driver.

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Stanier 8F at Hereford, 1991

Preserved steam locomotive Stanier 8F 2-8-0 No 8233, in LMS livery, [owned by the Stanier 8F Locomotive Society and normally based on the Severn Valley Railway] brings the stock for the 'Welsh Marches Express' into Hereford station in the autumn of 1991.

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SE end of Hereford railway station

Looking towards the signal box Link and the A465 bridge.

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Roadside cider press, Bath Street, Hereford

The cider press is at the edge of Hereford Police Station, Link Bath Street.

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Hereford Dental Clinic

Located in Florida House, on the corner of Bath Street and Kyrle Street.

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Berrows Business Centre, Hereford

The Bath Street building was formerly a flour mill. Link

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Hereford Commercial Road

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Gaol Street, Hereford

Viewed from Union Street. Spirit Link is on the right. A sign on the right points along Gaol Street to the police station.

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Former city gaol for sale, Hereford

Viewed along Gaol Street. The building was for sale at the mid-January 2012 date of the view. It was previously Elim Christian Centre. See Link for an earlier view and a potted history.

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Bus Station Cafe & Takeaway, Hereford

Located at the southern edge of the bus station, near Union Walk.

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Public toilets near Hereford bus station

Viewed across Union Walk near the SW corner of the bus station. The row of six modern toilets are free, and open on a Sunday. The sign pointing to WC is curiously placed only a few metres from the facilities. Perhaps the previous toilets were elsewhere.

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Hereford bus station

The bus station viewed on a rainy Sunday afternoon in late September. The bus is a Stagecoach double decker waiting to depart on route 32 to Ross-on-Wye.

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Entrance to Hereford County Hospital

Viewed from the corner of Union Walk and Kyrle Street.

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Brick plinth with various inscriptions near Hereford County Hospital

The side of the plinth in view is dedicated to Lieutenant Colonel R.C. Hewat, formerly of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, who was "Chairman of House Committee" from 1909-1912 and 1917-1922. Inscriptions on other sides of the plinth mark the NW boundary of the burial ground of St Guthlac's Priory 1143 to 1539, an 1866 boundary line, and the hospital foundation stone laid on October 22nd 1929.

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