Dinmore is a geographically small civil parish in Herefordshire, England.

The preceptory's construction coincided with the advent of the common law and King Richard the Lionheart's reign who among counties and countries he saw, relatively often visited Herefordshire.

The Knights were Hospitallers in the vanguard of the Crusades, whose order also helped fund the wars.

In the grounds of this manor which replaced the preceptory's own farm is its ruined chapel which was in the late nineteenth century (heavily) restored and cut in length, seating 50.

The lowest part, the east, sharply drops to the course of the upper River Lugg above Hereford which it flows through.