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A family-run historical homestead nestled in the Shenandoah Valley, raising miniature cattle, goats, chickens, and memories.

A family-run historical homestead nestled in the Shenandoah Valley, raising miniature cattle, goats, chickens, and memories.

Our purpose is simple yet meaningful: to raise and harvest wholesome food for our table and to provide healthy livestock for others who value the same care and quality. Together, as a family, we tend the pastures and animals with intention, knowing that this farm is both our heritage and our future.

located in buena vista, virginia

5

goats

4

mini cows

21

chickens

23

guinea hens

our story

our story

From palm trees

to pastures.

From palm trees

to pastures.

From palm trees

to pastures.

We’re a small family learning the land together. Rachel keeps the farm running day to day - garden, animals, and all. Andrew pitches in when he’s not working as a graphic designer, and our son Senate captures farm life through his camera lens. We traded our Florida home for this patch of earth, and we’re grateful every day to be living closer to the land.

We’re a small family learning the land together. Rachel keeps the farm running day to day - garden, animals, and all. Andrew pitches in when he’s not working as a graphic designer, and our son Senate captures farm life through his camera lens. We traded our Florida home for this patch of earth, and we’re grateful every day to be living closer to the land.

We’re a small family learning the land together. Rachel keeps the farm running day to day - garden, animals, and all. Andrew pitches in when he’s not working as a graphic designer, and our son Senate captures farm life through his camera lens. We traded our Florida home for this patch of earth, and we’re grateful every day to be living closer to the land.

animals

The fur & feathers

of the farm.

Miniature Aberdeen Cattle

Coming soon

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Chickens & Guinea Fowl

animals

The fur & feathers

of the farm.

Miniature Aberdeen Cattle

Coming soon

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Chickens & Guinea Fowl

animals

The fur & feathers

of the farm.

Miniature
Aberdeen Cattle

Coming soon

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Chickens & Guinea Fowl

the farm

Say “goodbye” to

sleeping in.

Say “goodbye” to

sleeping in.

Tarry There Farm has several pastures, each with their own purpose and production. From the cows and goats, to the free-range chickens and guinea hens - the farm is always active with never a dull moment. Work comes in all forms, but each task goes back to stewarding this beautiful view.

33

Acres

4

barns

2

coops

1

pond

∞

chores

“...and the joy we share, as we tarry there”

“...and the joy

we share, as we tarry there”

“...and the joy we share, as we tarry there”

history

history

A colonial homestead

with timeless views.

A colonial homestead

with timeless views.

A combination of two historic homes dating back to 1790 and 1860, this unique 33-acre farm sits atop a ridgeline that overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.


The home originally held several generations in Greenville, VA until it was repurposed as a barn for turkeys and bees. Abandoned shortly after, the structure was set to be shipped to Ireland as a representation of the American frontier until an untimely storm knocked down the adjoining silo.

A combination of two historic homes dating back to 1790 and 1860, this unique 33-acre farm sits atop a ridgeline that overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.


The home originally held several generations in Greenville, VA until it was repurposed as a barn for turkeys and bees. Abandoned shortly after, the structure was set to be shipped to Ireland as a representation of the American frontier until an untimely storm knocked down the adjoining silo.

A combination of two historic homes dating back to 1790 and 1860, this unique 33-acre farm sits atop a ridgeline that overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.


The home originally held several generations in Greenville, VA until it was repurposed as a barn for turkeys and bees. Abandoned shortly after, the structure was set to be shipped to Ireland as a representation of the American frontier until an untimely storm knocked down the adjoining silo.

In 1995, a local couple sought out to repurpose this house on a property overlooking the George Washington & Jefferson National Forests. Rebuilding the home, log by log, and bringing in other local lumber - they meticulously blended two centuries of architecture into what it is today.


As the years progressed, additions were made, but the heart of the homestead has remained intact and true to its origins.`

In 1995, a local couple sought out to repurpose this house on a property overlooking the George Washington & Jefferson National Forests. Rebuilding the home, log by log, and bringing in other local lumber - they meticulously blended two centuries of architecture into what it is today.


As the years progressed, additions were made, but the heart of the homestead has remained intact and true to its origins.`

In 1995, a local couple sought out to repurpose this house on a property overlooking the George Washington & Jefferson National Forests. Rebuilding the home, log by log, and bringing in other local lumber - they meticulously blended two centuries of architecture into what it is today.


As the years progressed, additions were made, but the heart of the homestead has remained intact and true to its origins.`

Contact

Contact

Contact

We look forward to

hearing from you.

We look forward to

hearing from you.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Got questions about the farm or interested in livestock sales? Drop us a line - we’re all ears (and hooves). And if you're just here for the farm fun, come join us on Instagram to follow the chaos, cuddles, and country life behind the scenes.

Got questions about the farm or interested in livestock sales? Drop us a line - we’re all ears (and hooves). And if you're just here for the farm fun, come join us on Instagram to follow the chaos, cuddles, and country life behind the scenes.

Got questions about the farm or interested in livestock sales? Drop us a line - we’re all ears (and hooves). And if you're just here for the farm fun, come join us on Instagram to follow the chaos, cuddles, and country life behind the scenes.

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(561) 779-5615

hello@tarrytherefarm.com

(561) 779-5615

hello@tarrytherefarm.com

1997 Timber Ridge Road

Buena Vista, VA 24416

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1997 Timber Ridge Road

Buena Vista, VA 24416

Directions

Farm visits are by appointment only.

Farm visits are by appointment only.

Farm visits are by appointment only.

We are certified with the ABC and XYZ organizations, and strive to be chemical-free in our practices to produce the healthiest, happiest animals.

We are certified with the ABC and XYZ organizations, and strive to be chemical-free in our practices to produce the healthiest, happiest animals.

© 2025 All Rights Reserved, Tarry There Farm, LLC

© 2025 All Rights Reserved, Tarry There Farm, LLC

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