







The Hideaways at Nash Farm
Two cosy woodland hideaways with sweeping Malvern Hills views - romantic rural escapes on a working Worcestershire farm.
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Highlights
- Two separate romantic hideaways on a peaceful working farm, each offering a cosy countryside escape for couples.
- Buzzard Hideaway features calming Scandinavian interiors and sweeping views towards the Malvern Hills.
- Hare Hideaway is a charming Estonian Igluhut overlooking its own private paddock planted with woodland trees.
- Guests staying in Buzzard Hideaway have access to their own private sauna sessions included with the stay, perfect for unwinding after countryside walks.
- Cosy interiors with kitchenettes, showers and comfortable sleeping spaces designed for slow, restful stays.
- Firepit and outdoor seating areas invite you to dine alfresco and stargaze beneath vast rural skies.
- Surrounded by beautiful Worcestershire countryside with walking routes, wildlife and welcoming local pubs nearby.


You should know
- Buzzard Hideaway and Hare Hideaway are separate cabins that are booked individually.
- Both hideaways are situated on a working farm so expect authentic farm sounds, machinery and aromas.
- Four friendly dogs live on the farm and wander freely.
- Buzzard Hideaway has an occupied caravan approximately 30 metres away that does not overlook the cabin.
- Only Buzzard Hideaway guests have access to the sauna.
- A 1.5-hour private sauna session is included per night of your stay.
- Logs and fire starter kits can be pre-booked for outdoor fires.
- There is no WiFi in either cabin, although 4G signal is generally good.
- The kitchenettes are compact and best suited to simple self-catering rather than elaborate cooking.
- Reach out to the owners if you wish to bring a child so suitability can be discussed.
- Guests can enquire about breakfast packs and farm produce including sausages and lamb chops with advance notice.


The details
Tucked away on a peaceful working farm on the edge of Eldersfield Marsh, The Hideaways at Nash Farm offers two separate handcrafted cabins designed for slow mornings, starry evenings and cosy countryside escapes. The two hideaways - Buzzard Hideaway and Hare Hideaway - are booked separately and each offers its own unique setting, while sharing the same sense of rustic charm, comfort and connection to nature. With beautiful rural views and the soothing rhythm of farm life all around, these are wonderful retreats for couples looking to switch off and truly unwind. Buzzard Hideaway also comes with its own private sauna, adding a slice of luxury to your stay.
Buzzard Hideaway is a snug Scandinavian-style cabin with calming neutral tones, curved aspen walls and sweeping views towards the Malvern Hills. Inside, the cosy fixed double bed is dressed in crisp cotton sheets, while the compact kitchenette and modern shower room provide all the comforts needed for a peaceful stay. The interiors feel warm and cocooning whatever the season, making it just as inviting on wild winter evenings as it is after long summer walks through the countryside. Light candles, pour a glass of wine and settle in for long conversations as the hills darken outside and the sounds of the countryside drift across the fields.
Hare Hideaway, meanwhile, sits overlooking its own quarter-acre paddock planted with English woodland trees and shrubs. This charming Estonian Igluhut was the first of its kind to arrive in the UK and offers a wonderfully intimate stay immersed in the sights and sounds of authentic farm life. Beyond the paddock, pigs root and play depending on the season, while the surrounding fields and old dairy farm create a wonderfully atmospheric rural backdrop. During the day you may hear tractors working, animals being fed or lambs calling from nearby fields, while at night the farm settles into peaceful stillness beneath vast open skies. Owls hoot across the darkness and the occasional distant moo or baa only adds to the sense of being completely wrapped up in rural life.
Inside Hare, everything has been thoughtfully arranged for cosy, comfortable stays. There’s a compact kitchenette with a two-ring hob, microwave and fridge, alongside a shower room and a small wardrobe for unpacking your essentials. When the weather turns chilly, there’s no need to venture anywhere at all. Cook something simple together, curl up with a book, stream your favourite series or spend the evening chatting by candlelight in true Hygge style.
Both hideaways encourage guests to slow down and embrace the outdoors. Spend your days wandering through some of Worcestershire’s prettiest countryside, spotting wildlife and stopping at welcoming country pubs along the way. There are lovely circular walking routes nearby, with a couple of scenic loops taking in the local pub or hotel for a cosy lunch or fireside pint. Then return to your cabin for an evening around the firepit, wrapped in blankets beneath huge dark skies glittering with stars.
For guests travelling with friends, there are three cabins in total across the farm, making it possible to enjoy a group countryside getaway while still having your own peaceful private space to retreat to at the end of the day. Whether you choose the Scandinavian calm of Buzzard or the rustic charm of Hare, both hideaways offer a wonderfully peaceful escape where nature, comfort and simple pleasures take centre stage.
Tucked away on a peaceful working farm on the edge of Eldersfield Marsh, The Hideaways at Nash Farm offers two separate handcrafted cabins designed for slow mornings, starry evenings and cosy countryside escapes. The two hideaways - Buzzard Hideaway and Hare Hideaway - are booked separately and each offers its own unique setting, while sharing the same sense of rustic charm, comfort and connection to nature. With beautiful rural views and the soothing rhythm of farm life all around, these are wonderful retreats for couples looking to switch off and truly unwind. Buzzard Hideaway also comes with its own private sauna, adding a slice of luxury to your stay.
Buzzard Hideaway is a snug Scandinavian-style cabin with calming neutral tones, curved aspen walls and sweeping views towards the Malvern Hills. Inside, the cosy fixed double bed is dressed in crisp cotton sheets, while the compact kitchenette and modern shower room provide all the comforts needed for a peaceful stay. The interiors feel warm and cocooning whatever the season, making it just as inviting on wild winter evenings as it is after long summer walks through the countryside. Light candles, pour a glass of wine and settle in for long conversations as the hills darken outside and the sounds of the countryside drift across the fields.
Hare Hideaway, meanwhile, sits overlooking its own quarter-acre paddock planted with English woodland trees and shrubs. This charming Estonian Igluhut was the first of its kind to arrive in the UK and offers a wonderfully intimate stay immersed in the sights and sounds of authentic farm life. Beyond the paddock, pigs root and play depending on the season, while the surrounding fields and old dairy farm create a wonderfully atmospheric rural backdrop. During the day you may hear tractors working, animals being fed or lambs calling from nearby fields, while at night the farm settles into peaceful stillness beneath vast open skies. Owls hoot across the darkness and the occasional distant moo or baa only adds to the sense of being completely wrapped up in rural life.
Inside Hare, everything has been thoughtfully arranged for cosy, comfortable stays. There’s a compact kitchenette with a two-ring hob, microwave and fridge, alongside a shower room and a small wardrobe for unpacking your essentials. When the weather turns chilly, there’s no need to venture anywhere at all. Cook something simple together, curl up with a book, stream your favourite series or spend the evening chatting by candlelight in true Hygge style.
Both hideaways encourage guests to slow down and embrace the outdoors. Spend your days wandering through some of Worcestershire’s prettiest countryside, spotting wildlife and stopping at welcoming country pubs along the way. There are lovely circular walking routes nearby, with a couple of scenic loops taking in the local pub or hotel for a cosy lunch or fireside pint. Then return to your cabin for an evening around the firepit, wrapped in blankets beneath huge dark skies glittering with stars.
For guests travelling with friends, there are three cabins in total across the farm, making it possible to enjoy a group countryside getaway while still having your own peaceful private space to retreat to at the end of the day. Whether you choose the Scandinavian calm of Buzzard or the rustic charm of Hare, both hideaways offer a wonderfully peaceful escape where nature, comfort and simple pleasures take centre stage.
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FAQs about The Hideaways at Nash Farm
No, they are two separate hideaways that are booked individually.
Each hideaway is ideally suited to two adults, although guests wishing to bring a small child should enquire before booking.
Yes, guests staying in either hideaway enjoy a private 1.5-hour sauna session included with each night of their stay.
Yes, both cabins are fully insulated and designed to stay cosy and comfortable throughout the year.
Yes, each hideaway has its own shower, flushing toilet and sink.
Yes, both cabins have compact kitchenettes with a hob, fridge and microwave suitable for simple self-catering.
There’s no WiFi, allowing guests to properly switch off and enjoy a peaceful digital detox. Hare Hideaway does allow guests to stream using mobile data.
Yes, with advance notice the owners can provide breakfast packs and farm produce such as sausages and lamb chops.
The hideaways are set on a real working farm, so guests should expect authentic countryside sights, sounds and aromas throughout their stay.
You can contact the owner through the ‘Request to Book’ button on the Coolstays listing. Reach out to enquire about dates, and the owner will reply so you can book directly through them.


























