Sandown, Isle of WightRegenerative pasture raised beef, pork and eggs · Sandown, Isle of Wight
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It was "open garden " day and we were really impressed with the gardens. Being a bit fan of alliums thought they had an excellent display.
Fantastic location. All proceeds went to support a local charity.
The gardens here are only open to the public once a year, so this is a real treat.
A beautiful place for a wedding. The house and garden are picture perfect in every way.
Nunwell Home Farm is a regenerative farm on the Nunwell Estate near Brading, Isle of Wight selling grass fed Belted Galloway beef, soya free pasture raised pork and pasture raised eggs.
Nunwell Home Farm is a regenerative farm on the Nunwell Estate near Brading on the Isle of Wight, run by Francesca Cooper and Hollie Fallick in a share farming partnership with estate owner Rob Oglander. They keep Belted Galloway cattle, pigs and hens, all raised on pasture without soya, rotating the animals around the land to build soil health and plant diversity.
Meat and eggs are sold directly to the local community, and the pair also host farm tours. There are no fixed opening hours, so phone or email ahead to arrange a visit or an order.
Francesca Cooper
Co-founder and farmer
Childhood friend of Hollie who returned to the Isle of Wight and launched the farm with her in 2021 on the Nunwell Estate.
Hollie Fallick
Co-founder and farmer
Runs the regenerative herd of Belted Galloways, outdoor pigs and laying hens with Francesca in a share farming partnership with estate owner Robert Oglander.
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Fantastic private residence and gardens. We visited during an open gardens event in July. We really enjoyed walking and sitting in the stunning gardens with a view of the countryside and solent in the distance. I would recommend visiting the Nunwell House website for more information to plan and arrange a visit.
In interesting place to visit. We were shown round by the current owner. (Mr). It was quite clear that we were the proletariat and he would be most glad when we had left the premises. The secondary guide (guard dog) made members of the group feel as if the expectation was that they would steal small pieces. I would never return with a group.
Superb country house and gardens, full of history and architectural delights. The charming and expert guided tour is highly recommended.


