The Mole Hill is a newly built eco-friendly, earth-covered holiday lodge offering a peaceful escape. Surrounded by serene lakes, guests can enjoy breathtaking views and the soothing sounds of nature—rustling leaves, bird calls, and gentle water lapping. Designed for comfort and sustainability, the lodge provides a tranquil atmosphere for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether by the lakeshore or within cosy interiors, The Mole Hill offers a unique retreat to reconnect with nature. Built into the bank, the Mole Hill is a one-bedroom apartment with an ensuite bathroom and a walk-in shower. The kitchen, dining room, and lounge are all open-plan, and the front of the property is glass-fronted with double bi-fold doors to bring you closer to nature. Open up the front of the property, sit with your freshly brewed coffee and put on the vinyl records - a time to reset and relax! The property is set on the lake-side of the onsite fly-fishery of Bransford Farm Fishery and Accommodation, where there is also a Bed & Breakfast. We are nestled between the historic city of Worcester and the beauty of the Malvern Hills, home to the composer Edward Elgar. We are a ten-minute drive from either location and only 15 minutes from Jnct 7 of the M5, a handy location for many attractions and beautiful towns. That's if you want to leave at all?

Terry and Emily run the B &B and fishery that is also onsite. Terry lives on the grounds so there will always be someone about if you need them. Emily is local to the area and has lived here for most of her life so can help with any local knowledge and attractions - and has an expert knowledge of coffee shops and pubs!!

The Malvern Hills and Worcester area offer a delightful mix of natural beauty, historic landmarks, and family-friendly attractions. Here's a curated guide to some must-visit spots:​ The Malvern Hills, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), are renowned for their dramatic landscapes and panoramic views. Popular activities include hiking, cycling, and paragliding. The Jubilee Walk is a notable trail that takes you from North Malvern to Chase End Hill, passing by the Worcestershire Beacon—the highest point in the range . Witley Court & Gardens: Explore the ruins of a grand Victorian mansion surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens . Malvern Theatres: A cultural hub offering a range of performances, from drama to dance . Coddington Vineyard: Visit one of the region's picturesque vineyards nestled on a gentle hillside. Worcester Cathedral: An architectural masterpiece with over a thousand years of history .Greyfriars' House and Garden: A beautifully preserved medieval merchant's house managed by the National Trust .Museum of Royal Worcester: Discover the city's porcelain heritage through extensive collections . Gheluvelt Park & Worcester Woods Country Park: Ideal spots for leisurely walks and family picnics .​ Severn Valley Railway, traditional steam engine leaving from Kidderminster. For a unique experience, plan a visit during the Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre, where the city transforms