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Frame Farm became our family home in 2015, purchased with the intention of creating an exceptional, eco-friendly venue within the redundant Grade II listed farm buildings that lie to the west of the Georgian farmhouse. Giving these holiday lets and barns a new life and the farm a viable future was of great importance to us so we embarked on a meticulous restoration programme. We incorporated low-carbon technology into the design with a deliberate move away from fossil fuels and a focus on energy efficiency. During our first year we installed a biomass boiler, to provide all the heating and hot water requirements for all the buildings on the farm. We introduced low energy lighting and appliances throughout the buildings and our solar panels now produce a surplus of energy which can be directed into the heating system. Wherever we can we have recycled, upcycled and reused building materials in the renovation. The old stable posts now support the pontoon on the pond and we felled a huge dead oak tree on the farm and have used the timber for both the restoration and for furniture. Our work on the gardens and landscaping, dredging of the pond and creation of the waterfall was completed in 2018 and our grasses, ferns and perennials can now begin to mature. We have planted over 500 trees and plants and will continue to add to our collection in the years to come. Aside from our green aspirations, we know that a warm welcome, personal service and relaxed setting will ensure our guests are easily captivated by the magic and beauty of Frame Farm. It is a very special place that we look forward to sharing with you. Tim & Deana Maw