WELCOME TO

ROSEMERE FARM

A SANCTUARY IN NATURE

Rooted on the shores of Lake Longmere in White River,  Rosemere is a family estate and living landscape — a place to slow down, reconnect and breathe deeply. Guided by the rhythms of nature and the wisdom of the land, Rosemere is a space for restoration, celebration and belonging.

Here, the soil holds stories, the air carries calm and every gathering becomes part of something timeless.

"A loved quote or something Jen said about nature /farm/ togetherness." - Jenna Clifford

THE STABLES

At the heart of Rosemere lie the old stables, where horses, donkeys, and a lively family of farm animals call home. Their presence brings a quiet rhythm to the land — a reminder of harmony between all living things.

We believe deeply in the healing power of nature and the gentle wisdom of animals; the way a horse mirrors our energy, the way stillness among them softens the spirit. Life here unfolds in sync with Mother Earth, guided by her pace, her patience and her infinite grace.

A PLACE TO REMEMBER,

REFLECT AND RECONNECT

Our mother believed deeply in the wisdom of Mother Nature. She spent her life teaching others about consciousness and the art of living with awareness — guiding people toward enlightenment in its many forms. Her purpose was always transformation: to help others think differently, act consciously and reconnect with the world around them.

Rosemere continues that legacy. This land is more than a family home — it is a sanctuary for stillness and renewal. A place where guests are invited to slow down, to listen, to rediscover their purpose and to find ways to live and serve in harmony with nature.

THE MAIN HOUSE

Quirky, soulful, and full of character, the main house at Rosemere is a true reflection of our late mother — an artist whose creativity and love for beauty touched every corner of this home.

You enter through the old stables, greeted by the gentle rhythm of farm life — the soft bray of donkeys, the chatter of chickens, the quiet presence of horses and peacocks wandering the lawns. Inside, an open-plan French-style farmhouse kitchen, complete with a La Cornue stove and rows of gleaming copper pots, forms the heart of the home — a place where stories are shared and meals linger long into the evening. The patio opens onto rolling hills and a tranquil pool, framed by large glass doors that blur the line between inside and out.

Every detail here invites you to slow down, gather, and simply live —

surrounded by the beauty of Rosemere.