About the Farm
Collacott has been part of the North Devon countryside for many years, with its old farmhouse, traditional stone barns and cobbled courtyard offering a glimpse into its farming past. Once working farm buildings, the barns have since been thoughtfully converted into cosy holiday cottages, with original features and little reminders of their history still found throughout.
At the heart of the farm sits the old courtyard and its historic pond, a lovely reminder of the many years of life that have unfolded here. Over time, Collacott has become a place for families and friends to gather, enjoy the countryside and spend time with the horses.
After years of busy London life, Tam and Ants were ready for a change of pace. In 2022, they made North Devon their home and began a new chapter at Collacott Farm.
Meet Tam & Ants
With a background in interior design, Tam has a natural eye for creating beautiful, welcoming spaces and making people feel at home.
Trained in coaching, Human Design and breath-work, Tam brings a thoughtful approach to supporting others in exploring self-awareness, personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves.
Tam brings warmth, creativity and a thoughtful touch to everything she does.
Tam
With a background in hospitality, Ants is now qualified in Equine Facilitated Human Development through the iFEEL Method. He works with children and adults, supporting mental wellbeing, personal growth and connection through experiences with horses.
Through My-Connection, Ants integrates his experience with horses and people creating thoughtful experiences and retreats that offer space to slow down, build confidence and reconnect with ourselves.
Ants
Our Ethos
Creativity
An appreciation for the simple things and the space to see things differently. Inspired by the changing seasons, the natural world and the possibilities that come with a slower pace of life.
Compassion
Kindness and consideration in the way we live, work and care for the world around us. Respect for the land, the animals and the people who share it.
Connection
A closer relationship with nature, horses and one another. Finding time to slow down, be present and enjoy a greater sense of connection to the world around us.
