Three hundred acres of Suffolk woodland, pasture and parkland — farmed, planted and stewarded by the same family who keep its gates open to guests, gundogs and the seasons.
Broke Hall Farm brings a Suffolk manor and its surrounding land back into working life — nursery beds and grazing pasture, a small shoot, a shepherd hut stay, and firewood cut from our sustainable woodland. Every enterprise on the estate answers to the same principle: manage the land well, and it will provide for generations beyond this one.
Long-term stewardship of woodland, hedgerow and pasture across the estate.
Trees, hedging and perennials grown on-site for our own planting and for sale.
A handful of huts set among the parkland, for quiet stays away from it all.
Grazing flocks and mixed farming, worked in step with the seasons.
A managed shoot alongside habitat and hedgerow work that supports it.
Seasoned logs cut from our own coppice, sold direct through the winter.
Fitted simply, warmed properly, and close enough to the Hall for breakfast but far enough for real quiet.
Check AvailabilityWe propagate native trees, hedging whips and hardy perennials for our own restoration planting — and sell the surplus to neighbouring farms and gardens taking on the same work.
View the Nursery List“The land tells you what it needs, if you're willing to spend the years listening to it.”