Our Story


The Farm

Nestled within the rolling countryside of rural Kent, Spot House Farm is a working family farm shaped by nature, wildlife, and generations of rural life.

Surrounded by open skies, ancient woodland and the changing seasons, the farm offers a place to reconnect with nature and experience the simple pleasures of countryside living.

Our family have lived and farmed this little pocket of Kent for over three decades - just one of many families over the centuries who have been lucky enough to be custodians of this beautiful place.

Our native Romney sheep and Angus cattle help us to manage the permanent pasture throughout the seasons.

Feeding the cattle at Spot House farm

Image; Becca Fawn



Nature

At the heart of Spot House Farm is a deep respect for the land and the wildlife that calls it home.

From deer moving through the woodland to birdsong across the meadows and spectacular evening skies, every season brings something new to discover.

We believe that time spent outdoors has the power to restore, inspire, and reconnect us with the world around us.

Our ponds host great crested and smooth newts, toads and frogs. Whilst the ancient permanent pasture plays host to a plethora of butterflies, moths and invertebrates - creating a rich feeding ground for birdlife, reptiles and small mammals alike.

In the late Spring the farm welcomes returning nightingales to hatch their young in our wood - Calves Lodge.

A Meadow Brown butterfly perched on a purple knapweed flower in the meadows

In the Press

Spot House Farm has been featured in leading travel and lifestyle publications including

Condé Nast Traveller, The Times, The Observer and British Travel Journal.

Their recognition reflects our commitment to creating a unique countryside experience that celebrates nature, thoughtful design, and the simple pleasures of life outdoors.