Friends gathered around an evening fire under the trees
Farm living

The week ends here.

Farm living at The Retreat means long lunches outdoors, friends who stay over, and a garden that's yours.

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Weekend rituals

The small things you'll look forward to.

  1. i

    Friday evening arrival

    The city falls away somewhere on the drive.

  2. ii

    Saturday in the garden

    Water, pick, plant, potter. No list required.

  3. iii

    The long lunch

    Outdoors, unhurried, with whoever turned up.

  4. iv

    Sunday mornings

    Slow coffee and the sound of birds, before the drive home.

A sitting room opening onto a shaded veranda and garden
A family sharing a picnic on the grass under a tree
Hosting family

A place big enough for everyone.

Birthdays, festivals, the cousins at last. Farm living is better shared, and a weekend home is where the family finally fits in one place.

A family picking herbs and tomatoes together from raised beds in a kitchen garden
Kitchen garden & orchard

Grow a little. Eat well.

Herbs by the kitchen, vegetables in raised beds, fruit trees that get better every year. Start small; the garden will tell you what it wants next.

A grandfather showing two children the mangoes on a tree in an orchard
Seasons

Every season has its own weekend.

Monsoon

Green everything

Planting time, wet earth and evenings on the veranda.

Cool months

Days outdoors

Long walks, long lunches, a fire after dark.

Summer

Early and shady

Garden in the morning, rest through the heat.

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Visits are private and by appointment.

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Questions about farm living at The Retreat

Can I live there full time?

Ask us on your visit and we'll talk through what's possible for your plot.

Can guests stay over?

Hosting family and friends is at the heart of farm living here. We'll talk through your plans for the home on your visit.

Can I keep a garden or orchard?

Yes. A kitchen garden or a small orchard of your own is part of farm living at The Retreat.