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Hi,
Thanks for your enquiry.
Our scouts recently found this opportunity in South Hams:
It’s within your budget, in South Hams District and very unique. Worth a look.
Let us know how you get on…
(More on the way.)
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your enquiry.
That’s a broad search, alright!
Any more specifics?
Click here to view our latest from around the UK for £700K or under.
Speak soon…
Hi,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Our scouts recently found this opportunity:
Well within budget, recently listed with great views and plenty of room.
It’s remote and lots of potential.
What are your thoughts?
How To Assemble The Eglu Cube Chicken Coop (Video Tutorial 19 mins 43 sec)
If you’re struggling to assemble your Eglu Cube coop and need a little visual guidance, then here is Omlet’s step-by-step follow-along video.
Eglu Cube Instruction Manual
If you’re looking for the official Eglu Cube instruction manual in PDF download format, here’s the link:
https://www.omlet.co.uk/files/public/eglu_cube_instruction_manual.pdf
Difference between Eglu Cube Mk1 and Mk2
If you’re considering buying a used Eglu Cube and have read that your potential buy is either a MK1 or MK2 Eglu Cube…and wondered the difference…
…then this quick tip is for you:
Eglu Cube Mark 1
- first released 2007
- 4 wooden roosts
- black strip around the eggport compartment door makes for a snug fit
- no gap when door is closed
Eglu Cube Mark 2
- released 2016
- single wooden roost
- loose fitting eggport door
- said to have a gap when the door is closed, suggested this is for better ventilation
Hope this helps you better identify which of model of Eglu you might be buying if you’re in the market for a used coop.
Reference:
https://club.omlet.co.uk/forum/topic/990-obvious-ways-of-telling-the-difference-between-mk1-and-mk2/
Hi Monica,
Thanks for your enquiry…
Here are a few examples from our Market Scouts to get you going on your way:
- 3 Bed Smallholding For Sale With 2.6 Acres of Croftland in Lairg (£245K) – Galbraith
- 3 Bed Smallholding For Sale With 3.46 Acres of Land in Hoy (£360K) – Low
- 4 Bed Smallholding For Sale With Polytunnel, Fruit Cages & 2 Acres of Paddocks in Turriff (£450K) – Brown & McRae
At the price point and the acreage (although relatively small, compared…) – most viable opportunities tend to be in Scotland. And why not? How beautiful a territory and landscape it is!
Notwithstanding, neither England, Wales nor N.Ireland are lacking in such – but it’s a more patient game to find them.
We’ll keep looking for you. But in the meantime we recommend checking our listings page (using our search and filters to fine-tune the results) and browse our rural estate agents directory from time to time.
1 August 2026 at 6:16 pm in reply to: Wanted: A place that we can use to help ourselves to be free of the shackles of modernity #58679Hi,
Thanks for your enquiry.
We can totally connect with your aspirations for a more naturally fulfilling style of life – that’s why we love hosting this community so much!
Your careers seem to have led you down that path already – and now, the joy of passing on that perspective to generations to come.
Our market scouts have discovered a couple of options to get you started.
They are listed with Cole Rayment & White and Lodge & Thomas.
- 2 Bed Bungalow Smallholding For Sale (Needing Refurbishment) With 3 Acres of Land in Bodmin £395K
- Pair of Barns for Sale (inc. Conditional Planning) with 0.5 Acres of Land in Bodmin £350K
The first is a refurb project and the second a complete renovation…so neither probably perfect. But worth looking at, and perhaps getting on the mailing lists of the respective agents, if you’re not on there already.
Also, keep an eye on our rural estate agents directory for local professional help.
Oh, and on the subject of teaching your grandchildren the names of birds – we’d highly recommend Matt Sewell’s bird books and painting videos…a favourite with our children.
Let us know how you get on…
Hi,
Thanks for your enquiry. Our scouts have done a little work to get your smallholding search out of the blocks.
We found LHJ Property and Rees Richards to be good sources.
Here are a couple of examples from them:
- 3 Bed Equestrian Smallholding For Sale With Stables, Arena & 12 Acres of Paddocks in Carmarthen (£740K)
- 4 Bed Equestrian Smallholding For Sale With Stables, Manege and 5 Acres of Paddocks in Tregaron (£650K)
The first is a closer match for your criteria, but the second perhaps offers extra value for a lower price (*note: the latter has a holiday let).
Also, as an aside, this might help with pinpointing those Welsh-speaking localities (assuming you’d welcome the advice, if you don’t already know): List of Welsh areas by percentage of Welsh speakers
That’s all we have for now, but we’ll keep an eye out for you.
In the meantime, keep searching our listing page and make use of the filters:

Also, we’ve just added a few more West Wales agents to our rural agents directory.
All the best with your search – look out for more from us.
Any questions, just ask.
When you say outbuildings…will equestrian stabling count? Just want to clarify. Thanks.
Also, are there specific areas in Devon that you prefer?
Hi there,
Thanks for your enquiry – quick question: are you a cash buyer? It helps to mention it as some sellers are offering deals for cash buyers only.
30 July 2026 at 4:52 pm in reply to: Six-bedroom Period Home With Orchard, 0.5 Acres and Sea Views in Dalbeattie (£530K) #58611Hi Guy,
Thanks for sharing your listing with us. We’re now LIVE – we’ll be promoting this property via our newsletter, so looking forward to watching the activity.
Hope we get a good response…
Speak soon.
Hi,
Thanks for your enquiry.
We’re getting to work on scouting some smallholdings for you according to your criteria.
In the meantime, we found this article by The Charity Excellence Framework, which lists grant funding opportunities for animal charities.
As for the rewilding, here’s an interesting video we discovered on regenerative/synctropic growing.
That’s all for now – but we’ll have those smallholding suggestions shortly.
Speak soon.
This comment on the official Omlet forum says:
- The key difference is the size and footprint of the coops
- Als, the rooting bar material for mk1 vs mk2 is wood vs. plastic, repectively
- The best way to judge if you have bought a second-hand mk1 vs mk2 on eBay or Preloved, for example, is to contact Omlet customer support.
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