Sufton Court
A fine example of early Georgian architecture overlooking beautiful parkland and filled with a collection of 18th-century treasures.
Mordiford, Herefordshire, HR1 4LU
Please email the owner if you have accessibility questions
Sufton Court is a small Palladian mansion built in 1788 by James Wyatt. The house was built for James Hereford, an ancestor of the current owner.
The Interiors are also by Wyatt, the finest being the Music Room which is now the Drawing Room.
Visitors will see the park laid out by Repton (whose ‘red book’ survives today) and the house’s superb situation above the rivers Wye and Lugg.
Important information: opening info is generated by artificial intelligence; check specific attraction details before travelling.
The indicator above will show ‘open’ when the public have any kind of access to any part of this property. That could be the park, a shop, or a special event, and may not reflect regular admission times to the main attraction. Always consult the website of the house or garden you intend to visit before travelling to check that the attraction you are interested in is open.
2027
18 – 31 May
17 – 30 August
2 – 5 pm. Tours at 2,3 and 4pm
The Repton Parkland is accessible during the house opening periods only (18th–31st May 2027 and 17th–30th August 2027), daily from 2pm to 5pm. Please note that independent access to the parkland is not available outside these times.
Adults: £5
Children: 50p
Historic Houses members visit for free.
Please email the owner if you have accessibility questions
Getting here
Mordiford, Herefordshire, HR1 4LU
Off B4224 on Mordiford – Dormington road.
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