Farm stay in Nairne

Historic Stone Cottage Stay on a Working Farm in the Adelaide Hills Welcome to our lovingly restored stone cottage, nestled on our 70-acre working farm in the heart of the Adelaide Hills. Originally built in the 1800s as shearing quarters, this historic cottage blends rustic charm with modern comforts,perfect for a peaceful country escape. The space Historic Stone Cottage Stay on a Working Farm in the Adelaide Hills Welcome to our lovingly restored stone cottage, nestled on our 70-acre working farm in the heart of the Adelaide Hills. Originally built in the 1800s as shearing quarters, this historic cottage blends rustic charm with modern comforts—perfect for a peaceful country escape. The cottage features one bedroom and sleeps two guests, making it ideal for couples. You're more than welcome to bring a port-a-cot if you’re travelling with a small child. Inside, you’ll find a newly renovated bathroom with underfloor heating, a fully equipped kitchen for home-style meals, and a cozy living area with a gas log fireplace to keep you warm on crisp Hills evenings. Step outside and take in the beauty of the rolling paddocks and fresh country air. You’re welcome to meet and feed our friendly farm animals—chickens, goats, and cows—or simply enjoy watching them roam. As this is a working farm, you may hear the occasional tractor, adding to the authentic rural experience. Our property is conveniently located just a short drive from the town centres of Nairne and Mount Barker, and within easy reach of the famous Adelaide Hills wineries—perfect for exploring cellar doors, restaurants, and scenic drives. We live on the property as well and are happy to offer a wave or a helping hand if you need anything during your stay—though your privacy is always respected. Whether you're after a romantic getaway, a quiet retreat, or a taste of country life, our cottage offers a warm and memorable stay in a truly beautiful part of South Australia. Other things to note Animals and surrounding You’re more than welcome to visit the Stone Barn, where our friendly goats and chickens live. We ask that you keep interactions gentle and respectful — our animals are a special part of the property and much-loved members of As our paddocks back onto the Southern Expressway, you may occasionally hear light traffic noise, particularly from trucks. Most guests find it minimal and easily fades into the background.