Long Meadow House
A limestone farmhouse at the edge of a wildflower meadow, restored with patience and lime plaster.
Field & Form is a small estate agency for the kind of countryside houses we love — restored farmhouses, careful barn conversions, walled gardens, wildflower meadows. Low-volume by design.

A limestone farmhouse at the edge of a wildflower meadow, restored with patience and lime plaster.
Eighteen acres above Swaledale: a converted farmstead with an annexe, swimming pond, and woodland.
A Highland steading on eleven acres above a private lochan — quiet, light, and very far from the road.
A Welsh longhouse, deeply insulated and powered by the sun, set in six acres of meadow and oak woodland.
We list a small number of homes at a time. Each one is photographed, written about, and known to us in person before it appears here.
We favour houses with evidence of the people who made them — lime plaster, drystone walls, slate from the next valley. We don't sell the polished.
A home is half its setting. Our agents walk the land, know the villages, and write about the feel of a place, not just its postcode.
We'd rather show a home three times to the right buyer than once to the wrong one. We answer the phone.

A short note on the kind of houses we choose to list — and the kind we choose not to.

A conversation with a lime-plaster specialist about why some houses take ten years.

Why the houses on the edge of the fens feel like nowhere else in Britain.
Tap the bookmark on any home to add it to your private shortlist. Compare up to three side by side when you're ready.
Each of our agents lives where they list. They know the villages, the pubs, and the right person to ask about the roof.
We don't list everything — but we know what's coming. If you'd like to be quietly introduced to a home before it goes public, we'd be glad to hear from you.
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