Honeybrook Farm

Honeybrook Farm extends across sixty-five hectares of land, including forty-two hectares designated as a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest within the Cotswolds.

The farm's Grade II listing recognizes its architectural importance, while archaeological discoveries from Roman Britain indicate centuries of human presence in this location.

The farm maintains traditional agricultural methods, supporting Hereford cattle and sheep while cultivating Spring barley through low-intensity farming practices.

The farm sits three miles south of Castle Combe, positioned along the By Brook stream, with portions of the land following the natural floodplain.

The untreated meadows contain rare flora species and herbs that thrive in limestone-rich soil conditions, now uncommon in British lowland areas.

Location: Biddestone and Slaughterford

GPS coordinates: 51.45715,-2.22605

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:39