A Living farm shaped by generations
A narrow state highway winding through dense greenery leads you to the 1.5 km approach road to Ayra Farms. Nupur, along with her parents Rajan and Sadhana, calls this farm their home. The land is ancestral, lovingly nurtured into a mini forest by Rajan, and before him, his father. Nupur’s daughter, Ayra, was born here, and you might still spot her toys tucked into quiet corners of the house. She often plays with her friend, Daisy the Labrador, bringing a playful rhythm to the space. Guests arrived later, when Nupur had to return to city life, and the family decided to open their home to visitors.
The home is built in traditional Konkan style, with meals served in the back verandah beside a chuul - a brick oven, where Rajan makes his signature poha each morning. As breakfast sizzles on the fire, guests chat with Rajan and Sadhana, planning their day ahead. During the monsoon, a gushing stream flows just beside the house. Guests are welcome to dip in its cool waters or follow it on foot to the next village. Evenings settle in with the sounds of the jungle, as guests retire to their rooms after a hearty dinner cooked and served with love by Sadhana and her local team.
At Ayra Farms, the day begins with birdsong and the scent of slow-cooked breakfast, and ends under a canopy of stars, with fireflies lighting up the trees in the distance.
Ayra Farms offers two guest rooms on the first floor of the family’s main home, built with reclaimed wood and cooled by high ceilings. The rooms open to garden views and share a warm, common space with the hosts. Simple, quiet, and made for monsoon days.
Two thoughtfully designed rooms with views of the garden, fitted with air conditioning and simple, upcycled furniture. Natural light, high ceilings, and quiet surroundings make them ideal for slow, restful stays.
Garden View
200 sq ft
1 room
2 + 1
A standalone room facing the plantation, designed with care using reclaimed wood and locally sourced materials. With garden views, high ceilings, and soft natural light, it offers a quiet corner to unwind. Air-conditioned and furnished with upcycled touches, it’s a peaceful retreat close to nature.
250 sq ft
1 room
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Garden - Paddy View
2 + 1
Price Description: The price is for double occupancy and includes all taxes and accommodation with the meals mentioned below.
Meals: Breakfast
Extra Note: Veg Meals at Rs 500 and Non Veg Meals at Rs 600 per head. Fish Thali will be charged as per availability.
Third Person/Child: Third Person: Rs 2000
Raahghar Payment Terms: Reservation is confirmed with an advance payment of 50% of the total amount at the time of booking. The balance payment is to be made 7 days prior to check-in.
Cancellation Policy (Indian Passport Holders Only):
In case of a cancellation due to any unforeseen circumstance a credit note will be issued by the property to the guest for the amount paid till date.
The credit note will be valid for use within one year from the period of booking. The guest can redeem the credit note against the amount of any future booking within a year and pay the balance if any as per the rates applicable on that date. This credit note is also transferable and can be used by the guest/transferee only once within the stipulated date.
Raahghar would keep your credit card information secured with us and it won't be charged unless needed.
Mumbai Airport is the nearest main airport 7 hrs away (282 Kms), Kolhapur Airport is the nearest with fewer flight options 6 hrs (203 Kms).
Chiplun is the nearest railway station 1 hr away (41 Kms)
20 mins (9Kms) from Chiplun-Guhagar Road (SH 78), 45mins drive from Guhagar (24 Kms), 6 hrs drive from Mumbai & Goa.
There is a 1.5 km offroad drive when you deviate from the state highway. Some cars with a lower ground clearance might have a little issue with this. On the approach road of the property there
The walk from the gate to the home is an experience in itself, lined with fruiting trees, wild growth, and quiet corners perfect for an evening stroll.
Ayra Farms is also part of a local village dam project that has helped recharge the water table. The groundwater here runs strikingly blue, a rare and welcome sight.
In the middle of the farm sits a traditional haud, once used to water supari plantations, now doubling as a splash pool for hot summer days.
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