The Field

Estate diversification without disturbing the peace

WHAT makes a good landlord-business-community relationship? Sharing the landscape with visitors but ensuring the occupants, locals and non-human residents remain happy. Private estates, with the shoot, farm and stables nicely contained, are terrific but an injection of cash from beyond the march-fence is essential for survival, particularly if there is a significant pile of bricks, mortar and a roof

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from The Field

The Field2 min read
Congham Hall
OUR STANDARD journey to north Norfolk runs in welltrodden grooves, and has done for nearly 40 years. One passes signs for familiar yet unknown places as there is always a clamour when juggling friends, family and numerous dogs to tick off the longed-
The Field4 min read
Helping Hot Dogs Chill Out
IF ONLY dogs could talk. I’d love to ask my indoor-living spaniel what it’s like to wear a fur coat all year round. On even the frostiest of winter days she’s always eager to be out, and doesn’t appear to notice the cold, while in summer, wearing the
The Field3 min read
Who was Baron Pierre de Coubertin?
It was a diminutive, 19th-century French aristocrat, Baron Pierre de Coubertin (pictured, left), who came up with the idea of reviving the Olympic Games while studying in Paris. He was a sporting sort himself, and had also long despaired of what he p

Related Books & Audiobooks