The riverside
Cottages, gardens and Riverside Café follow the Taberi river, with space between homes and natural pools close by.
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A riverside plantation where hospitality, agriculture and homes share the same landscape.
Twenty acres between the Taberi river and a forested ridge. Stone-and-wood cottages sit within a landscape gradually becoming a food forest.
Come for a few nights, linger for a longer stay, or explore the idea of making a home here.
Cottages, gardens and Riverside Café follow the Taberi river, with space between homes and natural pools close by.
Explore the cottagesThe fertile valley is the agricultural heart of the estate: fruit trees, gardens and crops shaped by organic agroforestry.
Above the valley, the ridge brings a more secluded setting. The long-term planting vision includes vanilla and edible trees.
Read the landscape from the coast to the valley, with cottages, gardens and the ridge gathered around the Taberi.

Fruit trees and food crops are part of the place, not just its scenery. Agroforestry guides the gradual transformation of the valley.
Solar power supports life on the estate, with renewable-energy expertise from sister company Sustainable Earth.
Riverside Café connects a stay in the plantation with the pleasures of a meal. Take a seat and discover another side of the village.
Discover the restaurantThe SHARE project brings together local farming, hospitality and home ownership. Its ambition is to connect those who live on the land, those who cultivate it and those who come to stay.
Owners, farmers and guests each have a place in the vision. Speak with the team about the project and its current opportunities.
Read the SHARE project paper · 2020Explore homes and land within the plantation, and ask about availability and the rental pool programme. Start with a conversation about how you would like to live here.
Explore propertiesTalk to the teamThe estate has evolved through different agricultural chapters. Its old distillery now has a new role as a solar lab, linking the plantation’s past with its renewable-energy future.
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