Furzehill


ELC smallholdings on Gower under One Planet Development

📍Swansea, United Kingdom

established

Our Story


Furzehill (also called Furzehill Green) is 17.85 acres in four fields on the Gower peninsula, South Wales, bought December 2017. Plot 1 (5.5 acres) has been advertised. The 2024–25 ELC report lists three plots: Cae Tan CSA (non-residential), The Rowan Tree, and Ceridwen Farm. The two residential holdings sit under Wales’s One Planet Development policy rather than an English agricultural tie. This is a working cluster on Gower, not a holiday site. Apply through the ELC; site information sheet is on the Furzehill page.

Our Tribe


Land Area (acres)17.85 acres
Current residences2
Planned residences3
Living Together Since2017
Adult MembersUnspecified
Child MembersUnspecified
Wellness PracticesNo Specific

Community Life


🍽️Shared MealsNot specified
🌱Food ProductionThree plots
🧘SpiritualityNo specific practices
Location Typerural
SustainabilityFour fields on Gower. OPD requires a low-impact livelihood and ecological land plan.
Common Facilities

Lifestyle Notes


Coastal-peninsula farming cluster. One plot is production-only (Cae Tan).

Membership & Governance


Open to new members
Visitor ProcessArrange via info@ecologicalland.coop. Open mornings have been held; do not arrive unannounced.

Decision Making


ELC CBS plus One Planet Development monitoring in Wales.

Membership Process


https://ecologicalland.coop/join-us/join-elc-as-an-ecological-farmer/ plus the Furzehill information sheet.

Our Vision


Create affordable One Planet smallholdings on Gower and keep the land in community ownership.