Lower Berrington

Settlement in Worcestershire Malvern Hills

England

Lower Berrington

Little Hereford bend in A456 Heading east just west of Church Walk
Little Hereford bend in A456 Credit: John Firth

Lower Berrington is a small village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated in the Malvern Hills District, it is nestled in the picturesque countryside, providing residents with a serene and idyllic setting.

The village is characterized by its charming and traditional architecture, with many homes displaying beautiful timber frames and thatched roofs. The local church, St. Mary's, is a notable landmark, boasting a striking medieval design that attracts visitors from near and far.

Lower Berrington benefits from its proximity to the vibrant town of Worcester, which is only a short drive away. This allows residents to enjoy the tranquility of village life while also having access to a range of amenities and services. The village is well-connected to nearby towns and cities through a reliable transportation network, making commuting and exploring the surrounding areas effortless.

The surrounding countryside offers an abundance of outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts. The Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are within easy reach, providing opportunities for hiking, cycling, and enjoying breathtaking views. Lower Berrington is also close to the River Severn, allowing residents to engage in water sports and leisurely walks along its picturesque banks.

The village has a close-knit community, with residents actively participating in local events and clubs. The nearby primary school ensures that families have access to quality education for their children.

Overall, Lower Berrington offers a peaceful and scenic retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an attractive place to live for those seeking a rural lifestyle with modern conveniences nearby.

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Little Hereford bend in A456 Heading east just west of Church Walk
Little Hereford bend in A456
Heading east just west of Church Walk
A456 east from outside church hall At Little Hereford
A456 east from outside church hall
At Little Hereford
White Cottage along A456 Approaching Broad Field from the west, Kink in River Teme lies just east of house
White Cottage along A456
Approaching Broad Field from the west, Kink in River Teme lies just east of house
Junction for Bleathwood at Ledwich Bridge From eastbound A456
Junction for Bleathwood at Ledwich Bridge
From eastbound A456
Entering Burford from the west on A456 Entrance to Burford House on right
Entering Burford from the west on A456
Entrance to Burford House on right
West junction for Burford House From A456
West junction for Burford House
From A456
House on A456 just past the Cliffs drive Looking west
House on A456 just past the Cliffs drive
Looking west
A456 approaching Little Hereford from the east
A456 approaching Little Hereford from the east
A456 into Little Hereford Looking west. Corner House just visible
A456 into Little Hereford
Looking west. Corner House just visible
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall  [1] The first of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall [1]
The first of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall [1] (detail) The first of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall [1] (detail)
The first of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall (2) The second of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Thomas Cornwall (2)
The second of two separate monuments of 1630 in the church to two different Thomas Cornwalls and their wives.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Edmund Cornwall A very fine and rare Tudor carved wood monument to Edmund Cornwall who died in 1508 aged only 20, one of about a hundred of these wooden medieval sculptures left in England. He is believed to have been killed in a tourney.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Edmund Cornwall
A very fine and rare Tudor carved wood monument to Edmund Cornwall who died in 1508 aged only 20, one of about a hundred of these wooden medieval sculptures left in England. He is believed to have been killed in a tourney.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Edmund Cornwall (detail)
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Edmund Cornwall (detail)
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Princess Elizabeth Under a C14 arch is the C15 figure of Princess Elizabeth who is wearing a crown. She was the sister of Henry IV, and the daughter of John of Gaunt. She married firstly, the disgraced Duke of Exeter executed for treason in 1400, and secondly, Sir John Cornwayle, who was created Lord Fanhope for his services to the king at Agincourt.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Princess Elizabeth
Under a C14 arch is the C15 figure of Princess Elizabeth who is wearing a crown. She was the sister of Henry IV, and the daughter of John of Gaunt. She married firstly, the disgraced Duke of Exeter executed for treason in 1400, and secondly, Sir John Cornwayle, who was created Lord Fanhope for his services to the king at Agincourt.
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Princess Elizabeth (detail)
St Mary's church, Burford - monument to Princess Elizabeth (detail)
St Mary's church, Burford - the nave
St Mary's church, Burford - the nave
St Mary's church, Burford This is quite a lengthy church since the C12 building was extended at each end in the C14. It contains many fine monuments to the Cornwall family, lords of Burford for around four centuries.
St Mary's church, Burford
This is quite a lengthy church since the C12 building was extended at each end in the C14. It contains many fine monuments to the Cornwall family, lords of Burford for around four centuries.
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Lower Berrington is located at Grid Ref: SO5667 (Lat: 52.303272, Lng: -2.6397371)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Malvern Hills

Police Authority: West Merica

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Brook Farm
Tourism: guest_house
Lat/Long: 52.3031098/-2.6401686
Lower Berrington
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Lat/Long: 52.3030693/-2.6383316
Barrier: stile
Stile: stepover
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