In Person | 11 September, 2024 | 1.30pm – 5pm<\/p>\n
Join the Dorset Group on a special visit to explore how a SPAB Member incorporated renewable energy features to improve energy performance in their listed 15th-century farmhouse.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Hawkers Farm, Stour Provost, is owned by the Chairman of Sustainable Dorset, and the visit will give you a chance to explore the possibilities for your own property.<\/p>\n We will also visit Jolliffe’s House in Stour Provost, a Grade II* listed 17th-century farm house.<\/p>\n The visits are by kind consideration of the owners Jennifer Morisetti and Kate Saker who will lead us around.<\/p>\n If you would like to visit the hill fort at the top of the farm, please wear sturdy footwear. Please note that inside the building you will be asked to remove footwear in some rooms.<\/p>\n You are welcome to bring a picnic lunch and take time to explore Duncliff Wood.<\/p>\n The address is:<\/p>\n Hawkers Farm What3Words: wells remaking sheep.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re travelling by train, the nearest station is Gillingham. There is parking at Hawkers Farm.<\/p>\n This visit will involve significant periods of standing and walking, sometimes on uneven surfaces. Due to the nature of the buildings there are steps in or out of nearly every room.<\/p>\n We can cater for dietary restrictions, if indicated on the booking form.<\/p>\nYou will need<\/h3>\n
How to get there<\/h3>\n
\nStour Provost
\nDorset
\nSP8 5LZ<\/p>\nAccessibility<\/h3>\n