Cheriton Funerals is an independent family funeral directors situated in the village of Eardisley, Herefordshire. We pride ourselves on our trustworthy and compassionate nature. Our aim is to supply a local caring service to accommodate all personal preferences with dignity whilst offering support, help and kindness to families and their loved ones at a time when it is most needed. We can offer advise either on the phone, via email, in our local office or in the comfort of your own home.
In the black and white village of Eardisley, in a quiet corner of Herefordshire where the trains once stopped for Hay-on-wye, Brecon and Hereford, an old railway station has been given a new and gentler purpose. Cheriton Funerals, an independent family funeral directors, is based at the former Eardisley Railway Station, which first opened its doors to passengers on 30 June 1863. The station closed on 31 December 1962, and in the years that followed the Player family took on the grounds, converting the old engine shed into a home now known as Cheriton House. Where travellers once waited for the branch line service, the family has quietly restored the old railway waiting room into the Old Station Chapel of Rest. The thought is a simple and moving one: to care for members of the local community as they make one last journey from a place that once sent so many others on their way. Cheriton Funerals is run as a family concern, offering a personal, dignified service that can be arranged over the phone, by email, at the office in Eardisley or in the comfort of a family's own home. The service on offer is deliberately unhurried, but always on time.