Springtime in Cornwall Spring has truly arrived at Butterwell Farm, and what a glorious start to the season it has been! We have been incredibly lucky with the weather recently – we have had some beautiful sunny days perfect for exploring the coast, working in the gardens, and enjoying the great outdoors. Our fruit trees…
Welcome to the latest instalment of our newsletter from Butterwell Farm Autumn has wrapped its golden hues around us, and life here at Butterwell Farm is taking on a cosier, quieter pace. The leaves are falling, the log burners are crackling, and the crisp mornings are perfect for bracing walks along the riverbank and the…
Welcome! Inspired by some recent guests, here is my first monthly blog post, where I aim to share both business and personal adventures and observations about life at Butterwell Farm in North Cornwall. I should first mention my source of inspiration, Melanie and Nicholas Pet Portraits. Melanie and Nicholas came to stay with us at…
A wildlife story from Butterwell Farm in Cornwall. Nearly 8 years ago we put an owl box up, a gift from Rachel’s 90 year old Nanna. We never expected anything to nest in it but if she visited she would be able to see it from her chair. Over the last 7 years we have…
Another busy Cornish summer is over and we now look forward to quieter Autumnal days enjoying the crisp air and changing colours of the season. Book your 2019 Autumn/Winter stay at Butterwell Farm within the next week and receive a special 5% discount when you use the code Discount05 to book online. All of our properties…
Buzzard Barn renovation progress ~ Cottage improvements ~ Wildlife notes ~ Estate Management ~ Fishing Season Summary 2017 Buzzard Barn The Buzzard Barn renovation project is well underway. We started in November last year and we are still on schedule for completion in June. Three skip loads of material have been removed and the new…
Wildlife holiday at Butterwell Farm Cornwall We are so lucky at Butterwell to have some incredible wildlife right on our doorstep. We have a 2 mile stretch of the River Camel and this year we were paid a visit from local wildlife photographer, Adrian Langdon. Adrian has an incredible portfolio and regularly posts his Cornish Wildlife photos…