The story
Most farm stays are properties. This one is a home that happens to have room for you — and we'd rather you know that before you arrive.
A builder's dream
Amit has been a builder all his life. For decades he poured his craft into other people's homes — and quietly carried a dream of his own: a farmhouse on open land, designed by his hand, built at his pace, answering to nobody's brief but his.
Zeke Farm is that dream, made real. Every proportion, every material, every corner where the light falls just so — it carries the experience and the likings of a man who spent a lifetime learning what makes a house feel good to be in.
Named for family
The farm belongs to Amit and Manju, and it is named after their grandson — their daughter's little boy, Zeke. That should tell you what this place was built for.
Not as an investment. Not as a venue. As a place where family gathers — long lunches on the lawn, children running where there's finally room to run, evenings that stretch out because nobody wants to leave.
A living farm
We love plants — genuinely, a little obsessively — and it shows. The farm holds a wide variety of them, collected and tended over the years, with ample open space left deliberately open, because emptiness under a big sky is its own luxury.
Every year we grow our own organic vegetables here. Depending on the season, what's on your plate may have been in the ground that morning.
