Eardisland is a village on the banks of the River Arrow near Leominster, Herefordshire. This picture-postcard village with its cottages and a restored 18th-century dovecote by the side the slow-moving River Arrow.
THE OLDEST AA KIOSK
Across the road from the manor house is the most unusual historical structure in the village; an AA Kiosk built in 1920 and thought to be the oldest in existence. It originally stood at Legions Cross on the A44, just outside the village.
EARDISLAND DOVECOTE
This beautiful restored dovecote dates to the late 17th century and stands in a picturesque location on the banks of the River Arrow. Though the building we see today is just over 300 years old there is a record of a dovecote here since 1469. Now the local community shop.
At 4:49 is the Staick House is timber-framed and stands on a plinth of rubble stone. There is an east cross-wing built in the 14th century and extended in the 17th century and you can see a small pigeon loft under the gable.
0:00 Oldest AA Kiosk
2:24 dovecote
4:49 Staick House