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Records show a farm on this site going back to the fourteenth century. The current farm, built in Victorian times, includes a Sussex barn, a farm house, farm buildings and the stables. The stables are entirely individual with fenced garden, lawn and pretty flower beds overlooking the owners wildflower meadow and woodland, all maintained for environmental sustainability. | |
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| The owners have been active in developing the land as an eco-friendly environment. One of the pastures is a wild flower meadow with over seventy varieties of flowers and grasses including orchids and wild rattle. English Nature have identified the micro-climate in the 'ghyll' woodland as being unique. | |
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