Nestled in the heart of Herefordshire's picturesque landscape, the village of Pembridge is a quintessential jewel along the Black and White Village Trail.
The half-timbered houses that define Pembridge's character were constructed during the 14th and 15th centuries.
It's origins can be traced back to the Domesday Book of 1086.
Walking through Pembridge is like stepping into a living history book.
The Market Hall, a timber-framed structure with a distinctive cruck roof, has been a gathering point for centuries.
St. Mary's Church, an architectural marvel with Norman origins, features a remarkable detached bell tower, one of only a few such examples in England.
Among the village's treasures is the New Inn, a historic pub run for the past 39 years by sisters Jane & Rosie Melvin.
While Pembridge has evolved over the centuries, it has managed to preserve its timeless character.
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