Test site notice: Fernhollow is a made-up village and Fernhollow Bakehouse is a made-up bakery on a test site. Nothing here is for sale.

Fernhollow Bakehouse

The Green, Fernhollow · Two bakers & one wood-fired oven

How to order & find us

Order by four in the afternoon for the next morning

Tell us what you want and when you will collect, and we will have it wrapped and waiting on the shelf behind the counter from seven. Call the shop on 01632 960123 or stop by the counter on the green.

Saturday orders by Friday at four. Please note: Fernhollow is a made-up village and we are a made-up bakery on a test site. Nothing here is for sale.

A bakery shelf of fresh bread rolls in baskets, by Faisal Ahammad

Ordering & collection

How ordering works

We weigh and mix our dough each afternoon for the next morning’s orders and the shop shelf.

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    Order by 4pm

    Order by four in the afternoon for the next morning. Saturday orders by Friday at four. For a party of more than ten loaves, please give us two days.

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    Tell us what & when

    Call 01632 960123, email orders@example.com, or stop by the counter. Tell us which loaves or pastries you want and when you will collect.

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    Collect from 7am or Saturday delivery

    Collect from the shop on the green from seven, wrapped and named behind the counter—or ask about village delivery on Saturdays for orders over £15.

Find us on the green

The Bakehouse, The Green, Fernhollow

The shop is on the green. We open the door at seven Tuesday to Saturday (eight on Sunday) when the loaves come out of the wood-fired oven.

At the counter

Questions people ask us at the counter

Everything you need to know before you order or visit.

How late can I order?

Four in the afternoon for the next morning. Saturday orders by Friday at four.

Do you deliver?

In the village, on Saturdays, for orders over £15.

What about allergies?

Everything is made in one room with wheat, rye, seeds, milk and eggs. Ask us before you order.

Can I order for a party?

Yes. Give us two days for more than ten loaves.

Quick price check

Prices for loaves & pastries

Loaves from about £4, pastries from about £2. (Made-up prices for a made-up bakery; nothing here is for sale.)

  • Country sourdough

    Every day · White and a little wholemeal, a long slow rise and a dark crust. Keeps for three days.

    £4.50

  • Baguette

    Every day · Thin crust, open crumb. Best eaten the same day.

    £2.20

  • Seeded rye

    Every day · Dense, sour and full of seeds. Slice it thin.

    £4.80

  • Soft rolls, bag of six

    Every day · For lunch boxes and burgers. Sold in bags of six, warm before eight.

    £3.00

  • Butter croissant

    Until they run out · Three days of folding and resting.

    £2.10

  • Fruit bun

    Saturdays · Soft dough, dried fruit and a sticky glaze.

    £1.90