There are several small buildings on the grounds, including a stone shepherd's house that is used as a guest house.
Named after Yalbury Wood, where Fancy's father lived, this was once a shepherd's house, but now its 300-year-old brick walls and shaggy thatch hide a lovely small hotel with an oak-beamed restaurant.
When Joe and I made those terribly difficult films which no British companies wanted to touch, we honestly wanted to make British cinema important, to lift it out of the domestic rut.' His decision to buy and restore a Provencal shepherd's house and its terraced olive trees coincided with his third fruitful period: his work with the Italian director Luchino Visconti.
Hark, how he shepherds a house full of almost illegally horny people through the struggles of being on holiday for six weeks.
He went on to spend four years "invisibly shepherding this house into the 21st century". Simple tasks such as replacing fluorescent light bulbs with LEDs were accompanied by massive undertakings, such as centralizing and consolidating the home's climate controls, TVs, lighting and security cameras onto one technologically advanced system, now managed by eight iPads.
A wave of interest in such small dwellings — some to serve, like the Shepherds' home, as temporary housing, others to become space-saving dwellings of a more permanent nature — has prompted designers and manufacturers to offer building plans, kits and factory-built houses to the growing number of small-thinking second-home shoppers.
In the two-part season finale, Volakis attempts to shepherd a drunken House home when Wilson is unavailable.
Mr. Wohner said that he had been planning to help shepherd the family through the housing process, but that the Wilsons must have lost his number because they never called.
But don't fret, you'll also find that there's a separate shepherd's hut housing your solar-powered power shower and washbasin, and a 1970s Marshall caravan to cook in.
After Mak rustles a sheep, his fellow shepherds search his house.
