The National Trust Cymru is looking for someone develop a farm business on the 134-acre Lords Park Farm site. With sea views, BBC News as described it as “the stuff of dream homes.” The property is surrounded by meadows and woods.
It includes a 4-bedroom 19th century farm house an annex and what BBC News describes as “traditional farm buildings”. The Trust is refurbishing as well as doing maintenance and repairs as well as expanding and enhancing surrounding habitats
Hold on…. something to consider is that, while this would be a plus for me, the farm is in Carmathenshire near Scott’s Bay Beach and Llanyibri in South Wales. A 10-year tenancy is a requirement. According to the Trust’s area manager, Meg Anthony, “ loss of nature and changing climates are huge threats and tenant farmers can play a vital role in helping conserve landscapes and tackle these crises.” As a result, the National Trust Cymru is looking for someone skilled at and passionate about nature-friendly farming.
Sounds like a dream to me. Accordingly, Ms. Anthony says “we’re looking for someone who will put nature at the center of all they do to run a diverse and resilient farming business.”
To learn details of requirements…. Or to just dream on visit https://www.carmarthenshire.gov.wales/