The Old Cattle Shed is a two-bedroom, two-storey bungalow situated in the midst of 25-acre coffee plantation estate. The house gets its name from the traditional Kerala-style roof tiles, wooden columns and design elements that were repurposed from a 50 year-old cattle shed that once stood here. The highlight though, is the bungalow’s stilt architecture that stands out beautifully with the raw touch of wood and stone in almost all the spaces. Guests can take time at exploring the lush green surroundings of the bungalow or simply enjoy the awe-inspiring views from the porch while they sip on coffee from the estate. 

Overlooking the Malabar Wildlife Sanctuary, the charming 3-bedroom amã Stays & Trails Heliconia Villa is one of the best homestays in Wayanad. The villa is part of a 26 acre self-sustaining community with its own farm to table concept and natural spring water bottling at the site. With glulam wood architecture and expansive spaces, the Heliconia Villa is just a short trek from the Churthod Waterfall which makes for a nature lover’s paradise. The viewing decks and balconies offer stunning views of the Thonikadav, Peruvannamuzhi Reservoir in Kozhikode district, helping you relax and unwind amidst tranquillity. Take a step away from the urban bustle and give yourself the perfect weekend getaway. 

Hibiscus is a four-bedroom villa in Wayanad that seamlessly blends modern elegance with rustic charm in a location boasting of a single-digit AQI. Crafted from seasoned Artocarpus Hirsutus, Pine, and Larch wood, this exquisite wayanad homestay is a reflection of modern design amidst regional contexts. The wooden construction not only adds a cozy touch but also ensures energy efficiency and durability. Known for thermal mass and insulation, this wooden homestay in Wayanad uses materials from sustainable forests to evoke a sense of returning to a simpler, countryside lifestyle. Along with rustic elements, the private pool and two-person jacuzzi add a touch of comfortable refinement.