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Graduate Sarah’s new business is five-star.
30 November 2021
BSc (Hons) Agri-business graduate Sarah Dean has spoken to The North East Post about converting parts of her family’s farm into an exclusive and award-winning holiday let business.
Pasture House and the converted the stables has been awarded a five-star rating and a Gold Award by National Tourism Agency VisitEngland.
The Dean family spent four years rebuilding Pasture House Holiday Cottages before 25-year-old Sarah went back home to work on the farm and project manage the renovations.
To read more about Sarah’s business venture see the original article in The North East Post.
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