Karen and Bill bought Broad Road Farm in 2000. At the time, the farm was in a derelict state, and their first priority was refurbishing the homes so they could raise their sons, Edward and George.Over the years, the farm grew into a place where family gathered, celebrations were shared, and a true labour of love took shape. Trees were planted, gardens were nurtured, and the land slowly came to life, welcoming wildlife along the way.In 2009, they launched Broad Road Farm Holiday Lets (try saying that ten times fast!). Old barns were carefully converted into gorgeous, rustic-luxury self-catering cottages. Karen ran the business herself for ten years, right up until the lockdown in 2020. At that time, their eldest son Edward was working abroad as a professional dancer. He returned home to quarantine on the farm with his partner, Dom, while George, the youngest, was working as a site carpenter. Being home for the longest stretch since he was sixteen, Edward began to see how challenging it had become for his parents to maintain the farm alone. After more than twenty years of building it up, thoughts of selling began to surface.Instead, Edward saw an opportunity, one last chance to take the farm further and turn it into a true destination.