Storey House Farm

09/09/2026

Where has the summer gone?
Love this time of year when everything starts to slowly get ready for the long dark nights and cool frosty days. There is already a chill in the air and a damp autumnal scent.
The dark nights are revealing why living in a dark sky area is so special.

20/07/2026

A lovey peaceful trip out to the deserted village of Wharram Percy on the edge of the woods. Well worth a visit

13/07/2026

13/07/2026

We have just a week at the end of July available for someone to come and experience the beautiful views and tranquility of Storey Corner
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12/07/2026

A barn owl out hunting and catching pray for its chick's.
What a treat, right in front of us while we were making hay.
Half of this field is left uncut specifically for the wildlife to live and hunt in.

12/07/2026

Haytime again at Storey House Farm. Family effort to get the job done in record time. We leave some parts of the meadow uncut for the wild life

19/06/2026

Such a beautiful day. The flowers are stunning, the bees are buzzing, the birds are tweeting. This is my happy place

06/05/2026

We have a few nights free in Storey Corner in May. The weather is good the newborn lambs are out in the field and its so peaceful. If you want to grab yourself a last minute stay please drop me a line.

OTHER news ........ I have had some of my artwork printed onto greeting cards. Its been quite nerve wracking putting myself out there!!!!
My cards are for sale they are £3.00 each plus postage, or you can pick them up direct from Storey House Farm. I am hoping to get them up on my website soon. www.storeyfarm.co.uk

05/05/2026

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At the turn of the 21st century Rosedale supported no fewer than five public houses, amazing with just a population of around 250 permanent residents, but of course with the support of thousands of visitors to the area. Four of the five (Milburn Arms, Blacksmiths Arms, White Horse Farm Inn and th