History

Standing amongst some of the county’s most idyllic countryside lays one of England’s oldest historic Cruck timber frame buildings, Parsons Hall Farm, dating back to well over 700 years, this building, its tithe barn and detached kitchen have being entirely sympathetically restored using traditional skills carefully balanced to combine up-to-date and environmentally friendly facilities giving heat and hot water via a ground source heat pump and having its own bore hole for fresh spring water, surrounded by more than thirty acres of beautiful and peaceful meadows and woods, with small hand built stone bridges crossing the meandering brooks which enter and exit the medieval fishing pools before feeding two large ponds, adjacent is Kyre Park, with its 32 acres of gardens and water features said to be laid out by Capability Brown.