Welcome to Serendipity Antques
Celebrating over 55 years of trading
Please do not hesitate to contact us by telephone or email
01531 660 245 or 07711 245 004
sales@serendipity-antiques.co.uk
We have one of the largest collections of four poster beds in the UK. We have new stock arriving all the time. Please get in touch for up to date stock lists.
Serendipity Antiques pride ourselves on offering one of the UK’s most extensive collections of 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th-century antique furniture.
Rosemary Ford founder and owner, has been a successful antique dealer for over 55 years and welcomes clients to Preston Court, her 16th-century Elizabethan manor house.
Her mission is to provide discerning collectors and interior designers with pieces that not only enhance their spaces but also tell a story of craftsmanship and heritage.
With a focus on quality and authenticity, each item in our collection is carefully selected to ensure it meets our high standards. Join us in celebrating the beauty of the past, and let us help you find the perfect piece to complement your unique style.
Serendipity Antiques are able to visit you with a large selection of furniture for you to view in situ before making your final decision.
We are located at Preston Court, near Ledbury, an Elizabethan manor house built in the early 16th century, the ideal site for one of the largest collection of antiques in the UK
Experience the luxury of our home approval service
With over 55 years of expertise in furnishing exquisite homes and prestigious hotels, offering a bespoke Home Approval Service tailored to new and existing clients. We bring a carefully curated selection of fine antique furniture directly to your home, allowing you to view each piece in situ before making a final decision. With one of the largest collections of period furniture in the UK, we ensure each piece enhances the elegance of your interiors.
For a personalised consultation, please contact us by telephone or email.
We have been loyal and very satisfied customers of Serendipity and Country House Collection for many years. High quality products and impeccable customer service.
An incredible place, masses of stock and all owned by one of life’s real delights, Rosey. This place is a real must go to, if you want genuine antiques. I had no idea there were so many different types of “four poster” beds.
What a fabulous shop and so much more than antiques. If you’re looking for a special piece of furniture, home decor, design ideas or a complete makeover, Rosey and her team can help. They even brought furniture in and out, up the stairs, down again, moved it about until I was happy. Nothing was too much trouble and best of all you don’t have to wait on unreliable deliveries with uncertain timelines. If they have it, they will deliver it, usually within the week. Thank you
If you are looking for that perfect dining table please get in touch as we have new stock arriving weekly.
We are situated 3 miles from Ledbury, 5 miles from junction 2 of the M50 Motorway, 10 miles from Ross-on-Wye, 18 miles from Gloucester and Leominster and 130 miles from London.
To visit Preston Court from London, you can take either two routes:
Route 1:
Take the M4 motorway to junction 15, signposted Swindon. Follow the A419 to Cirencester then on to the A417 to Gloucester. From Gloucester, follow the A40 signposted Ross-on-Wye and approximately 3 miles out of Gloucester, turn right at Huntley , signposted Newent (B4125). By-pass Newent and turn right at the traffic lights to Dymock. 3 miles beyond Dymock, the half-timbered manor house is on the right. Take the second drive and come to the back of the house, parking by the church.
Route 2:
Take the M40 from London and turn off at Junction 8 for Oxford and Cheltenham. Follow the A40 through Burford and turn left before Andoversford on the A436 which joins the A417 to Gloucester. From Gloucester, follow the A40 signposted Ross-on-Wye and approximately 3 miles out of Gloucester, turn right at Huntley, signposted Newent (B4125). By-pass Newent and turn right for Dymock. 3 miles beyond Dymock, the half-timbered manor house is on the right. Take the second drive and come to the back of the house.
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