home farm

British

noun

(esp formerly) a farm belonging to and providing food for a large country house

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Ten residents died during a Covid outbreak at Home Farm care home in Portree, Skye, in 2020.

From BBC

Charles and William in 2004 at the Duchy Home Farm in Tetbury, England, near Charles’s main country home, Highgrove.

From New York Times

The first premiere performance took place at a gala on Friday, with performances also set for Saturday and Sunday at Home Farm, St Mary.

From BBC

"I was staying at the bungalow at Edington Mains where Jim lived, his home farm, and I had to take the dog out for walks," she said.

From BBC

Minley Home Farm was once part of the Minley Manor Estate, the society said.

From BBC

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