Great Garlandhayes Farm is a Grade II listed farm high up on the northeast ridge of the Culm Valley in Devon. The first known inhabitation of the site is in the sixteenth century with a simple stone cottage, still standing but now incorporated into the overall expansion of the farmhouse.

A 40-foot flint lined well, originally outside the house now falls into the floorplate of the kitchen following a final phase of expansion in the late nineteenth century. Since then the body of the house has remained largely unchanged.

Anne and Graham Langford took over the farm in 1995 and gradually changed the activities there from a mixed dairy, sheep and pig unit to a technically advanced sheep breeding farm. The first Poll Dorsets were introduced in 2002. The flock has increased to nearly 100 ewes and a select band of Type 1, very high index rams and now is associated with 70 acres of land.

For information about the flock, the purchase of free range duck or bantam eggs or renting the barn conversions on the farm, contact the Langfords on 01823 680086 or email via the website.