Dear friend,
More than seven decades on, the farm still keeps its own pace. The old orchards still stand, ancient trees shade the paths, and the antique bullock cart still recalls our working years. In the evenings we gather at the Baradari, and guests have a way of becoming part of the conversation.
There is Glenfern, the restaurant, where meals are shared, and the Hideaway Rooms, the two cottages and the two suites, tucked among the trees. But at the heart of it, nothing has changed. This is a home first, and a retreat second.
When we first opened our doors, we made ourselves a simple promise: the farm would stay a farm, and the house would stay a house. Nothing here is staged. Walk the orchards, sit beneath the trees, share a meal, gather around the fire, listen to the stories, or find a quiet corner and be left alone. There are 170 acres to wander, and no pressure to go anywhere.
You are not simply checking in. You are being welcomed into a home that has been lived in, loved and shared for generations.
You are welcome here.
With love,
Bunny & Amu Puri