By the beginning of May the Haybarn was ready to be advertised. Fully furnished inside we had tidied up the exterior installing a water feature on the patio planting bushes…

We began February by laying type one aggregate on top of the concrete yard, with limestone laid on top. This was then finished with pea gravel to complement the buildings…

We began November, laying drains and water pipes. We completed the floor tiles in the Calf shed and Stables.

By mid-August we had fully insulated the English barn and begun plastering the vaulted ceiling. The downstairs of the Stables was fully boarded and the loft plastered. Most of the…

With Hayes farm house and the bungalow successfully hosting guests from all over the world since 2018. We felt the time was right to renovate the six disused farm buildings on site. Unsuitable for modern farming but with beautiful stonework and roofs we felt the buildings ideal for for new holiday lets.

Whilst the initial plan was to complete the first four buildings we soon realised the value of completing all six buildings together. The logistical advantages of having the builders already on site and able to switch between different tasks on different buildings was hugely advantageous. However, the inconvenience of having only half of the site completed, with guests of the newly renovated lets having to endure a building site for a year, convinced us that we had to finish all six buildings in one go. Able to finance the rest of the project we began work on the Piggery and Dairy.