Our Treehouse is a must for guests wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Set away from all of the other cottages at the back of our 100 year old orchard, it also makes the perfect hide out to spot the surrounding wildlife. Deer, foxes, pheasants, geese, and rabbits are all regular sitings a stone's throw away, not to mention the many species of rare birds. Steps lead up to a private balcony on the front of the Treehouse - the perfect spot for sundowners! Inside, stylish decor and breathtaking views across the rolling green fields of Worcestershire countryside. Downstairs is the newly added stylish extension where you'll find a quality quartz kitchen and a wetroom bathroom complete with rainfall shower. On the ground floor you will also find your own private undercover dining area with a swing chair over looking Humblebee's stunning paddocks, the best spot on the farm to relax and unwind!

I'm an avid horse and animal lover and spend a lot of my time keeping 8 polo ponies fit and healthy here on site at Humblebee. I absolutely love hosting, it's so great meeting so many people from all over the world that have come together to make memories with their families.

Humblebee Hall, a listed Georgian farmhouse, is situated in a rural setting on the edge of The Vale of Evesham, Worcestershire’s ‘Heritage Garden’, one of the loveliest and most unspoilt rural areas in England. The area is famous for its blossom trails, asparagus and fruit. The Vale is watered by the graceful River Avon, as it flows down from Shakespeare Country to the river Severn. Humblebee Hall is in the very area that inspired the BBC radio series ‘The Archers’, and visitors can relax in the fine, ancient Old Bull pub at Inkberrow 4 miles away, where you can almost hear Tom Forrest at the bar ordering his pint. Cheltenham Racecourse, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswold's are less than 30 minutes away by car. The Royal Worcester Porcelain Museum, and Worcester Cathedral also nearby, is a must for every visitor to Worcester.