Monday 5 June 2023

Farmhouse Update

 We have been so excited to have the farmhouse available to rent this spring and so far we have had some amazing people stay on the farm! We have had families and couples enjoy their time in the "peace and quiet" (referenced many times in our guest book) of being in the middle of a farm. Some of the highlights we've experienced so far can't be limited to one post but we'll try and share the top three.


Probably the one we expected most but is being validated is the chance to give people a connection to nature and experience farm life. We always felt the farm was a lovely place to share with people who are looking to come to get away from the hustle and bustle of life but also see and experience farm life. This is most rewarding with kids but also with couples who haven't seen cows, chickens, or even a produce garden before. 

The other is the connection the house has to the farm. Since purchasing the house and also setting it up as a farm stay, we've heard so many great comments about the history of the house people in the area remember. With the house having so much history, many people have passed through its doors and we've heard so many great stories. Our own family has also been drawn to the connection with any family who stays in the house or visits and shares stories or pictures from days gone by. It's been a great connection to the past but also an opportunity for future guests to experience the history. 



The other reason is how it aligns so well with where we want to grow the farm. For every event, we used the house as a gathering place, rest stop, or additional garden tour with a tour of the gardens and the orchard. We've really brought a focus to the farm as a community space to be shared with friends, family and future friends :) 

We are excited about what the future holds in store this coming year as we learn and grow the farm stay!

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