HIGHLAND COW COTTAGE LIMITED
Company number 15239567 · Monitor this company
Executive summary
Highland Cow Cottage Limited, a recently incorporated event catering business, shows early-stage operational and financial characteristics with solid fixed assets but significant short-term liquidity challenges due to a large negative working capital position. The company’s dependence on a substantial directors’ loan account to meet current liabilities elevates solvency risk, warranting thorough review of cash flow sustainability and related party financing. Regulatory compliance is satisfactory with up-to-date filings, but limited trading history constrains a full assessment of operational stability.
Shareholders' funds
-£90,569
Balance sheet as at 2025-10-31
Overview
- Company type
- Private Limited Company
- Incorporated
- 2023-10-26
- Employees
- 5 (2025 accounts · was 2 in 2024)
- Registered office
- Highland Cow Cottage Bridge Farm, Earith Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, CB24 5LT
- Postcode
- CB24 5LT
- Accounts category
- Total Exemption Full
- Charges
- 0 outstanding
Accounts
- Last made up to
- 2025-10-31
- Next due by
- 2027-07-31
- Financial year end
- 31 October
Confirmation statement
- Last statement dated
- 2026-03-26
- Next due by
- 2027-04-09
Nature of business (SIC)
- 1500 Mixed farming
- 56102 Unlicenced restaurants and cafes
- 93290 Other amusement and recreation activities not elsewhere classified
Officers 1 current · 1 resigned
Data protection registration
Registered with the ICO as a data protection fee payer — ZB749146 (Tier 1), registered since 2024.
Information Commissioner's Office register of fee payers, licensed under the Open Government Licence.
Contact details
- Website
- highlandcowcottage.com
- Phone
- 03301071599
Private Highland cow experiences, proper English afternoon teas and family farm visits at Bridge Farm in Willingham, Cambridgeshire.
At this address
Among the biggest employers
of 37 similar companies in CB, with 5 staff.
Competitors Cambridge
This company ranks 60 among mixed farming in Cambridge.