Dinmore Manor

Dinmore, United Kingdom

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Dinmore Manor, an English country house in the rural, wooded parish of Dinmore in Herefordshire, originated as a Norman structure in 1101. The main house was substantially rebuilt in the late 16th century, underwent alterations around 1830, and was extended circa 1928. A Grade II listed building, it stands in one of the county's least populous parishes. The estate also includes an outlying chapel, largely of medieval construction and designated Grade II* listed, representing a rarer heritage status than the main house itself.