The Gatehouse website record for Berrington

In the civil parish of Tenbury. In the historic county of Worcestershire (Modern Authority of Worcestershire, 1974 county of Hereford and Worcester).

Nothing known of reported castle. Berrington Court, at the reference given, is in a strong position on the end of a ridge and overlooks a river crossing. It is associated with a possible DMV. But I can find no reference to any history.
Harvey lists a castle Barrington known to have existed in Herefordshire (probably quoting Moore). There is no Barrington Placename in Herefordshire. There is C18 Berrington Hall at SO570676 (Tenbury CP) which is in Herefordshire just the other side of the county boundary from Berrington, Worcestershire, but the more likely candidate is Berrington Hall, Moreton (SO510637, Eye, Moreton and Ashton CP) called a manor house of a cadet branch of the Cornwall family.

The Ordnance Survey Map Grid Reference is SO570676

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This site's English Heritage (PastScape) Defra or Monument number is 110788
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