We moved to the countryside and gave up our stressed-filled city lives in exchange for wellies, nature, fresh air and sustainable living. We’ve called this project My Home Farm.
After a year-long house hunt, which took us 14,500 miles across the length and breadth of the United Kingdom, we found our ideal property in the rural British countryside surrounded by rolling hills and lots of wildlife, and so far there hasn’t been a dull moment.
We moved into a renovated Victorian farmhouse (built around 1850) along with a 2-acre field and our lives have changed completely. The plan is to be as self-sufficient and eco-friendly as possible, with a focus on personal health and well-being.
With that in mind, we’ve taken on many home improvement and DIY projects to achieve our goal.
Most things are still new to us and there have already been numerous challenges that we’ve had to overcome (like rebuilding a Victorian chimney on our house that was in urgent need of repair), but progress has been steady and many lessons have been learnt.
Watch and follow us as we discover home DIY, sustainable living, making our home as green, eco-friendly and sustainable as possible, growing and making our own, along with our success and mishaps.
What’s important to us
- Sustainable, environmentally-friendly central heating (air source heat pump)
- Solar PV for the production of carbon neutral electricity
- DIY
- Being self-sustainable and eco-friendly
- Smart home technology
- Home improvements including projects and product review
- Healthy living
- Relevant reviews relating to our editorial focus
Website Stats
For your reference, from January 1, 2020 to September 1, 2020, we’ve had 312,617 page views from 112,025 visitors on our blog – this is verified by Google Analytics.
YouTube Stats
We started our YouTube channel in 2019 to share our experience of moving to the countryside. As of September 2020 we have 700 subscribers, 125,000 video views and 70 videos.