The Hill Fort Hideaway

Sleeping inside a centuries-old stone barn on a 36-acre working farm is a rare thing – and this ground-floor apartment delivers exactly that. The Cotswold Way National Trail crosses the land itself, so you can head out from the doorstep towards Bath or Chipping Campden, then return to soak in the freestanding bathtub or curl up by the wood-burning stove. Outside, a communal courtyard opens to shared gardens and a covered barbecue area, with rolling countryside views that make even a slow morning feel worthwhile. Nestled on an Iron Age hill fort, the farm offers a unique blend of history and hands-on experiences, with daily opportunities to feed the chickens and collect fresh eggs alongside the owners.

Home truths:
* This home is only suitable for infants, not children. If you're travelling with a baby, your host can provide a travel cot and high chair on request – you'll need to bring your own cot linen.
* The farm has shared footpaths used by neighbouring properties, so you can expect the occasional walker passing through during your stay. The barbecue, terrace, and gardens are also shared.
* There is one small step into the apartment – worth noting if you have any mobility considerations.
* Due to this home's location, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay. Off-street parking is available for one car.
* You're welcome to join the owners every afternoon when they feed the chickens and ducks and collect eggs. If you'd like to feed the sheep or pigs, the owner can arrange this upon request.