Hugo House specialises in keeping egg laying quail and guinea fowl, as well as rearing pedigree Saddleback pigs for breeding and fattening.

Hugo House is part of a working family run farm with 250 acres of arable and grassland. The farm grows arable crops and keeps a herd of 90 mixed breed beef cattle. In the last few years, poultry have been re-introduced to the farm, initially, in order to supply the family with their own eggs. This interest in poultry quickly developed further and guinea fowl, then quail were introduced to the farm and are now successfully reared for their eggs. In June 2007 British Saddleback pigs returned to the farm and the two sows have produced two litters of piglets each.

Hugo House has 113 quail, 28 guinea fowl, 7 Khaki Campbell ducks, a white leghorn hen called Hatty, 2 pedigree British Saddleback sows called Cagney and Lacy and their remaining litter (9 boars), five farm cats (Snowy, Fluffy, Snowball, Spot and Stripe) and a pet guinea pig called Guiness.

Take a virtual tour of the farm here.