Megans Hideaway
Megan's Hideaway, Lincomb — A Considered Countryside Retreat, Quietly Exceptional
There are homes designed to be lived in, and there are homes designed to be enjoyed. Megan's Hideaway, set within the quiet Worcestershire hamlet of Lincomb, manages to be both — an architecturally considered four-bedroom retreat where contemporary design meets genuine rural calm, within easy reach of Birmingham, Cheltenham, and London.
For those seeking a luxury countryside home for sale in Worcestershire, a second home near the Cotswolds with an established income history, or simply somewhere to slow down without sacrificing connection to the capital, Megan's Hideaway offers a rare combination — architectural quality, a genuinely restful setting, and a proven track record as a highly sought-after private retreat.
Lincomb & the Surrounding Countryside
Lincomb sits within open Worcestershire countryside, in a corner of England long favoured by walkers, cyclists, and equestrian enthusiasts, with the ancient woodland of the Wyre Forest close at hand. The setting feels wonderfully rural without ever feeling remote. Stourport-on-Severn lies under ten minutes away, with Bewdley, Kidderminster, and Worcester all close by, while the A449 provides swift access to the M5 — placing Birmingham, Cheltenham, and London comfortably within reach for a weekend, or a life lived at a gentler pace.
The Property
Behind electric gates, a sweeping gravel driveway introduces a home that sits with quiet confidence within its surroundings. Western Red Cedar cladding, traditional clay roof tiles, and sleek anthracite glazing create an architectural statement that feels refined rather than imposing — the rolling countryside beyond a constant, unhurried backdrop.
Inside, the feeling is one of light, space, and calm. A welcoming entrance hall leads through to a generous front lounge — a quieter retreat for cosy evenings — before opening onto the true centrepiece of the home: an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and family space stretching almost the full depth of the property. A bespoke cashmere kitchen is arranged around a substantial island in black marble, softened by warm timber tones, statement pendant lighting, and herringbone parquet flooring. Full-width bi-fold doors draw the eye — and the light — out across a stone terrace and uninterrupted countryside views.
The principal suite occupies its own private wing, a spacious bedroom leading through a dedicated dressing room to an en-suite finished in walnut cabinetry and striking onyx marble — a space built for slower mornings. A second double bedroom, also with its own en-suite, sits comfortably for guests or grandparents, while two further doubles rest beneath vaulted ceilings upstairs.
Outside, a wraparound stone terrace extends the home into its landscape — coffee at sunrise, an evening in the hot tub, the Wyre Forest close enough to explore before breakfast.
Considered, Not Just Comfortable — Sustainability at the Core
Megan's Hideaway holds an A-rated EPC score of 96, placing it among the most energy-efficient homes in the country. Solar panels, an air source heat pump, and high-performance insulation deliver a home that is as considered in its running costs as it is in its design — comfort without compromise, built for the years ahead.
An Established Retreat — Investment Potential
Beyond its life as a private family residence, Megan's Hideaway has quietly established itself as one of the most sought-after luxury holiday lets in the region. For those seeking a second home that earns its keep when not in personal use, Retreats by Mulberry provides full-service management — housekeeping, maintenance, and guest care under a single, accountable team — with a potential gross income of £825,000
