“Great view and location relative to Bourton on the water.”
The accommodation is fairly basic.
The accommodation is situated on what I would describe as a farm storage area, consisting of storage containers and abandoned sheds. The outside areas desperately need tidying up to make sitting outside or barbecuing a pleasant experience.
Thank you for your comments.
First please accept our apologises for this rather long reply, it is an attempt to acknowledge them and explain the consequences of the ongoing re-wilding of Fluffs Farm which has already led to less weeding much longer grass, quite unlike a smart garden in suburbia.
Your recent visit coincided with our own break away. With us not being around possibly, understandably, but incorrectly you have assumed ‘abandonment’.
Last year the improved wildlife pond was professionally constructed and planted using selected British wild flower seeds, this its’ first year, the flowers have produced the most amazing visual feast, as instructed by the seed providers the one and only annual mowing of it, is to be done in late autumn, wild flowers’ annual ‘hair cut’ time. The ‘present unruly display of nature’ may be regarded by some as a tad ‘untidy’, long grass left to facilitate the ideal environments for butterflies, bees, field voles etc. etc. may too be perceived untidy, disorderly and uncared-for while in fact quite the opposite is true.
Storage containers, you are quite right, when looking back from behind the farm house through to the farm yard and on to the entrance gate which is the completely opposite direction to the ‘great view’ one can see storage containers, nowadays such are a very common feature on farms, providing secure storage for implements.
The minimalistic decor of the accommodation itself, is in direct contrast to the elevated, panoramic view of the glorious, British/English/UK countryside.
Property Owner
