Directions –Coming from Falfield traffic lights on the A38, head towards Gloucester. You enter Stone,after goingpass the church on the Left hand side take the first turning on the left, signposted Berkeley by the village primary school. Go along this road fora good two miles, when you go around the sharp right hand bend Janet’s is the first property on the right but it is about 1/2 mile along the road. There is a good old fashioned milk churn stand at the end of the lane. Please park in the yard on the right hand side tidily, making sure there is room for everyone.

In conclusion, Oldfield House Farm is a truly exceptional luxury property, offering the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. With its breathtaking views, spacious and comfortable living spaces, and beautifully landscaped gardens, this property truly is the perfect rural retreat for those seeking peace, tranquility and luxury living at its best, whether as large family home perfect for multi-generational living or utilising The Mews as a holiday cottage providing additional income. As you make your way upstairs, via either of the two staircases, you will discover a total of four bedrooms, each benefiting from the far-reaching southerly aspect and offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The household bathroom and separate shower room have both been recently modernized to the highest standard, with new suites and tiling, providing a luxurious and comfortable space to relax and unwind. Bill was born in 1943. His grandfather was farm bailiff at a farm near Buxton, and later the family had the grazing rights of around 5,300 acres of high moorland around the Cat and Fiddle. Bill, himself a full-time shepherd at the age of fourteen, describes how children were part of the workforce even before they left school. The Dining Kitchen has been refitted with a range of wall and base units with work surface over, electric hob and oven, plumbing for washing machine, sink and drainer, walk-in pantry providing further storage. Door leads off the Kitchen Inner Hallway with the Inner hallway providing access to The main Sitting Room, Dressing room and Shower room.When me father left school at thirteen, he got a job at Ford Hall at Chapel-en-le-Frith as head horseman. Before he left school, he said at hay time he had to go out, get some horses, rig ‘em up, and he had to mow grass.

The Toy Centre Loves…. the inspiringly detailed colourful design. Moreover, this magnificent Oldfield Farm set features so many buildings to play with! Young farmers will love dreaming up new animal farm stories. another set of lights, you will then come to a mini roundabout on a hill, turn right. Go past the secondary school on your left, there are Good News Family Care (Homes) Ltd, a Christian based registered charity, provides services at Oldfield Farm. Situated adjacent and at right angles to the main Bungalow is this purpose built log cabin having been recently renovated. It has central heating and double glazing through out. The property has very much a homely feel and is incredibly well presented.

The most obvious relic of the tramway is the cutting near Broadleaze Farm, about ¼ mile long, its depth exaggerated by the soil having been dumped on the top of the banks. The locomotives are thought to have been bought by Appleby Brothers and offered for sale in 1880 by a subsidiary. Are you ready for a busy day on the farm? The Oldfield Farm from Tidlo is our best-selling wooden toy farm . It has everything a young farmer needs to run a successful farm, including a barn with a loft and ladder, an animal shed, farmhouse, pigsty, fences and wooden play base.

The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all other rights of way, wayleaves and easements that may exist whether or not they are defined in these particulars. The roof panels attach with magnets so it's easier for little hands to put together, and take apart. Add the Farm Family and Farm Animals (sold separately) to complete the farm scene! Imaginative youngsters will enjoy spending hours creating a new farm scene for each play session with this superb toy farm set . Most important amongst the finds has been a large iron cylinder now used as a water tank at Johnson's Farm on the Ardington Estate near Wantage. This may have been purely a storage tank, but as it is fitted with bolted flange outlets, it was most probably a distillation cylinder. Similar tanks were used at Ardington, one as part of the tower in the walled garden at Kitford, the other installed underground at the estate workyard.

About Cambridge Monitor Farm

Farm toy with a barn with loft & ladder, animal shed, farmhouse, pigsty, fences and wooden play base The object of the reservoir and pumps was to supply an extensive irrigation system on the estate. The work was supervised by Baldwin Latham, a competent but little-known civil engineer specialising in drainage and irrigation work. The farm was established by the present owners in the 1980’s as a dairy farm. To that end there are a number of Farm buildings readily adopted for other agricultural uses. The service did not have enough staff although this was covered by staff working extra hours and the vacant post had been advertised. One of the storerooms at Oldfield Farm has revealed some items of telegraph equipment, which, when dated, may prove a link with the estate telegraph of the 1870s.