HOME FARM HURSLEY

Covering 1332 acres in Southern England

Sustainable Environmental Development

Home of the Hursley Cattle Partnership

Pedigree Beef Shorthorn Herd40 breeding cattle

Home of Merdon Castle

Late 12th centuryHenry de Blois surrendered to King Edward VI

Home of The Hursley 10k

10 / 5k multi terrain runThousands of pounds raisedKids fun runCharity registered event

Home of Hursley Park Cricket Club

Founded in 1785Hursley Park for over 70 years

Home of Sunlight Cottages

Built during the Edwardian eraLet on shorthold tenancies

Home of the Hursley Cattle Partnership

The Hursley herd was established in 2010 with the purchase of the majority of the Wavendon herd from Christopher Marler.

Sustainable Environmental Development

Wildlife and nature play a huge part of Home Farms ethos. In 2018 we entered a higher tier countryside stewardship scheme working with Natural England to improve and provide a good environment for wild birds, mammals and insects.

Home of the Sunlight Cottages

Believed to have been built during the Edwardian era, Sunlight Cottages are three pairs of semi-detached cottages situated on a private road north-west of Home Farm.

Home of Merdon Castle

The earliest references to Hursley date from the late 12th century; Bishop of Winchester Henry de Blois built a manor house called Merdon Castle, within the parish, in 1138.