Looking through the farm gate down the lane at Tysall Farm Estate (temporary — swap for polished photography later)

Less than 4 miles from the centre of Oxford

A working yard, becoming a modern country estate.

A family farm on the River Cherwell — storage and workspace today; a nature reserve, bees and more taking shape around it.

The Estate

This is Mick's land before it was anything else.

His oak still stands over it.

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Mick's oak, the mature tree at the heart of the estate's story
Mick's oak — his favourite tree

The transformation

From "Steptoe's" yard to something quietly beautiful.

It had become, in Melanie's own words, a bit of a junk yard. The work now is turning the barns into country offices and the clutter into character — old chimney pots become planters, a wash boiler becomes a garden feature, scrap becomes part of the story.

The old corrugated barn before renovation Before The barns, as they were
The farm buildings and yard before renovation Before The yard, before
A reclaimed terracotta chimney pot and cast-iron wash boiler used as garden features Kept Junk, turned into features

The Estate

The estate, from above

A satellite view of the estate on Mill Lane — Melanie's own drone footage to follow.

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Secure storage on the estate

  • Tarmac road straight to your container — no muddy field
  • Gated yard with CCTV and on-site, live-in security
  • Three miles from Oxford, straight off the A40
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Container storage at Tysall Farm Estate

The Vision

Phase by phase, a living estate.

The barn at Tysall Farm Estate before renovation

Phase two

Barn Offices

The big barn, thoroughly renovated and refurbished into bright country workspace — register your interest ahead of opening.

Wildflowers on the nature reserve

Underway

Nature Reserve

Wildflower meadows, log piles, water for wildlife.

A terracotta chimney pot, a nod to the beekeeping to come

To come

Beekeeping

Hives in the orchard — and the bee container to match.

Open meadow looking toward the Cherwell

Later

Glamping

A few quiet places to stay by the river.

The storage units — first in line for the estate’s planned solar panels

To come

Solar Power

Generating our own electricity, starting with panels on the storage units.

The Journal

From the Estate

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