Wellington Estate Agents

While there are no estate agents in Wellington itself, Chancellors’ Hereford branch has a wide range of houses and properties for sale and to let in and around the village. Our highly experienced and professional team have a wealth of knowledge on the Wellington property market, and are on hand six days a week (from Monday to Saturday) to answer your questions about buying, selling and renting property in Wellington. To find out more, contact Chancellors Estate Agents Hereford.

Despite its diminutive size, Wellington is one of the West Midlands’ most significant archaeological sites. Digs in the area began in 1986; over the following decade a vast range of finds were unearthed, including traces of a Roman settlement dating from the 1st to 4th centuries AD. 

This is far from the only historic attraction in the area. Just a ten-minute drive to the north lies Hampton Court Castle (not to be confused with Hampton Court Palace in London), a 15th-century building owned by the noble Coningsby family until the early 1800s.

Located in the south-west of England, Wellington is a small village set in the heart of rustic Herefordshire. Just a five-minute drive north of Hereford and within an hour of the cities of Gloucester and Worcester, it perfectly combines rural charm with convenient access to shops and transport links. Characterised by winding country lanes and wood-beamed houses, Wellington is the archetypal English village. T

here’s even a fantastic village pub, The Old Boot at Wellington, which is a gorgeous spot to enjoy a hearty meal on a cold night or a frosty beer on a hot summer’s day. References to the existence of a settlement in the area can be traced all the way back to 1038, when the name was given as “Weolintun”. Later, the village became a popular stopping-off point for travellers on the main Hereford to Leominster road (now the A49).