The original farmhouse (early 19th century), some animal barns and derelict cottages were enclosing a small courtyard. These have been restored and linked together to create the new farmhouse using a blend of traditional materials and techniques in parts and modern materials and construction in other areas.

	The picture on the left was taken in October 2008 at 8:00 a.m. as the sun was rising, from the front lawn of the house The image will start at poor resolution then get better as it is fully downloaded. Use the plus and minus button to zoom in and out, and the mouse cursor, with the button pressed, to move around the picture. After zooming in, you can also go up and down. Click reload or refresh to start the slow movie style display again
The farm house as it was in 2004	The Farm house in 1999 - with Robert, our son,who did much of the architecture and all the landscaping
The front door at Christmas 2003	The courtyard - mid 2004
As seen from above - ie from Bovtown 2004	The main stairs
The hall and stain glass window	The window as the sun hits it from due West

The Farmhouse Garage

The farm house garage. The remains of an old cart shed have become the farmhouse garage, built on traditional lines with green oak beams and a slate roof. This was the first building to be re-built, as we needed a secure place to keep things.

Under construction	Garage with house completed