- THE PIG-in the Cotswolds near Cirencester, The Cotswolds
- THE PIG New Forest, Hampshire
- THE PIG-in the wall Historic Southampton, Hampshire
- THE PIG-near Bath The Mendip Hills, Somerset
- THE PIG-on the beach Studland, Dorset
- THE PIG-at Combe Otter Valley, Devon
- THE PIG-at Bridge Place Garden of England, Kent
- THE PIG-at Harlyn Bay near Padstow, Cornwall
- THE PIG-in the South Downs South Downs, West Sussex
- THE PIG-on the farm Stratford-Upon-Avon, South Warwickshire
- THE PIG-at Groombridge Tunbridge Wells, Kent
- The Village Pub near Cirencester, The Cotswolds
- THE PIG-in the Cotswolds near Cirencester, The Cotswolds
- THE PIG New Forest, Hampshire
- THE PIG-in the wall Historic Southampton, Hampshire
- THE PIG-near Bath The Mendip Hills, Somerset
- THE PIG-on the beach Studland, Dorset
- THE PIG-at Combe Otter Valley, Devon
- THE PIG-at Bridge Place Garden of England, Kent
- THE PIG-at Harlyn Bay near Padstow, Cornwall
- THE PIG-in the South Downs South Downs, West Sussex
- THE PIG-on the farm Stratford-Upon-Avon, South Warwickshire
- THE PIG-at Groombridge Tunbridge Wells, Kent
- The Village Pub near Cirencester, The Cotswolds
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Coming in 2025, THE PIG-on the farm - just south of Stratford-Upon-Avon.
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It has been a little while since we have had new PIGs on the horizon… a few years in fact. Choosing properties that could make the perfect PIG isn’t something that can be rushed but, subject to all planning and listed building permissions, we are excited to share one of our newest additions...
Just south of Stratford-Upon-Avon comes THE PIG-on the farm in 2025, a mid-16th century listed stone-built Manor House set in 53 acres of pasture and arable land in the heart of rural England.
THE PIG-on the farm has a long driveway that will lead you to the farm, which is on the southwest edge of the Walton Estate in South Warwickshire close to the borders of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. Owned previously by the Mordaunt family, the land includes part of a deserted Medieval village to the southeast of the existing house alongside a major tributary to the River Dene.