Brinsop Court is a historic 14th-century manor house in Brinsop, Herefordshire, England. It features medieval architecture with later extensions and serves today as a luxury wedding and events venue.
Built in the early 1300s by local gentry, the manor includes a moat, drawbridge remnants, and period details like ornate fireplaces and paneling. Ownership passed through families like the Danseys (for 500 years), economist David Ricardo in 1817, and later figures including William Wordsworth’s circle. Reconstructed in the early 20th century by Henry Avray Tipping, it has hosted notables like actress Madeleine Carroll and physicist Stephen Hawking.
 
Interesting facts..
William Wordsworth stayed in 1827-1828 while visiting his future wife Mary’s sister at the leased court, penning sonnets there; his sister Dorothy praised its charm. Another great fact (well legend) St. George slew his dragon near Brinsop Church, linking the site’s name and heritage to the saint.