About Manor Farm

Manor Farm was built in 1843. We breed horses for hunting/point-to-pointing, have sheep, Highland cattle, Buff Orpingtons (hens), geese for Christmas, pigs, a variety of arable crops, and of course 3 (at the moment) wonderful sheepdogs.

The garden at Manor Farm is open for the National Garden Scheme, and has been a labour of love. It is constantly developing, and contains a vast array of unusual plants. Private openings can be arranged for groups.

Manor Farm house and garden has featured in the following publications:

• Country Homes & Interiors
• Period Living
• The Journal
• Alistair Sawday’s Go Slow

Manor Farm sits at the west end of Thixendale and offers a little piece of old England.

You can find out more about Thixendale, including more history about the farm on the village web site.