When we first started working on Happy Valley Farms, our team operated out of a garage. It wasn’t fancy. We had folding tables, extension cords running everywhere, and no insulation to keep out the summer heat or winter chill. It was tight quarters, but it got us through the early days.
As the project grew, so did the need for a better space. We needed a place where ideas could flow, meetings could happen without distractions, and our team could feel proud to come to work each day.
That’s when we turned our eyes to an old horse barn sitting empty near the front of the property. It had good bones, but years of wear and tear had left it full of rusted metal, broken stalls, and plenty of dust. Still, we saw potential.
Over the past year, we slowly brought it back to life. We stripped out the old metal, reinforced the structure, added new walls, windows, and lighting, and turned it into a warm, functional space. The transformation wasn’t just cosmetic. It changed the way we work.
Having a proper office has helped us organize more efficiently, collaborate more often, and focus on the details that matter across every part of the farm. From planning equestrian programs to preparing for weddings and seasonal events, this building has become the hub for it all.
More than anything, it’s a reminder of what’s possible when you invest time and care into something worth restoring. This isn’t just an office. It’s a small example of the bigger picture here at Happy Valley Farms.
One space at a time, we’re building something that reflects the history, beauty, and future of this land.
Check out the video reel of the office here.
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