Instone Court

**Instone Court: Where Heritage Meets the Harvest** For over a century, Instone Court has been a quiet force of tradition and taste in the heart of Herefordshire. Nestled on the border of Herefordshire and Worcestershire, this family-run farm is a living legacy—rooted in the land since Sidney Parker first planted its fields in 1919. Today, Simon Parker and his wife Elaine carry forward the same devotion to quality, blending time-honored farming with a modern touch. Here, hops grow with pride, cider fruit ripens in the sun, and rare cobnuts thrive alongside Bramley apples and soft fruit. Free-range hens and pedigree Ryeland sheep complete the picture, making Instone Court a true mosaic of British agriculture. Step into their farm shop, and you’ll taste the difference tradition makes. Every jar, every cut, every basket reflects the care of generations. This isn’t just fresh seasonal produce—it’s Herefordshire at its finest. The shop itself is a celebration of locality, where neighbors and visitors alike gather for honest food, grown just steps away. But what truly sets Instone Court apart is its spirit. This is a farm that refuses to cut corners, where sustainability isn’t a trend—it’s the family way. The Parkers’ commitment to the land is matched only by their warmth, inviting you to slow down, savor, and connect. Come for the heritage. Stay for the harvest. Instone Court is more than a farm shop in Herefordshire—it’s a taste of the good life, grown with purpose. *(Opening times and visitor details available at the farm shop.)*