Four cottages, four ways to be still.
Each sits at a different altitude on the property. None of them face another.
Den View Cottage
Named for the wooded den just below its windows, this is the cottage where mornings start early — you'll hear the garden before you see it. One room, quietly furnished, with a private veranda that catches the first light over the property. There's barbecue space right outside, if you'd rather cook than walk down to the main house.
Tarry Cottage
The only cottage on the property with air conditioning, and the one guests tell us they get the least done in — in the best way. A wide veranda looks straight out over the garden, and it's the cottage we point reading-minded guests toward, since something about the light here makes an afternoon disappear. One room, comfortably fitted for up to six.
Sparrow Hut
The smallest and quietest of the four, set apart from the others in its own fold of greenery. Built for two or three who want the property at its most private — no shared walls, no passing traffic, just whatever's nesting in the roof for company. It's a short walk from the bamboo café, close enough if you want company without leaving your own corner of the grounds.
Eyrie Cottage
Set highest on the property, with the view the name promises — an eyrie is where a hawk builds its nest, above everything else, and this cottage sits the same way. It has the best seat on the property for a sunset over the valley. A quiet path climbs up past the garden to reach it, so even the walk in is part of the stay.
Ready when you are.
Stay as long as you like — the place takes a day to soften.