Filled with character and style, Cider Barn, with its cute little garden, is the perfect Cornish retreat.
A gorgeous space to relax and unwind, with decor inspired by the colours of the North Cornish coast path and countryside
Step into Cider Barn and you'll be blown away by the sleek and stylish design of this converted barn.
Indulge in a leisurely pace of cooking in the elegant bespoke kitchen, while enjoying views across the garden.
Make yourself at home in the stylish kitchen, finished in a homely shade of green with gorgeous copper accessories.
Treat yourself to a G and T, that's what holidays are for!
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast together at the bespoke hand-crafted table.
On cooler evenings fire up the woodburner, get cosy on the sofa, streaming your favourite box set with Sonos sound system for a real cinematic experience.
Perfect for luxurious soaks, the bathroom boast a stunning copper bath and a roomy rainfall shower for a refreshing morning wake-up.
We love how the copper-coated bathtub reflects the beautifully distinctive tiles.
Step into the luxurious shower for a spa-like experience! Add some essential oils for a truly blissful shower.
When a restful night's sleep calls, the 'Jack and Jill' ladder leads up to the utterly romantic, deluxe bespoke king size bed with views over the mezzanine of the living area.
Plush cushions and crisp white linen promise a dreamy night's sleep.
Cosy and quirky, it'll be hard to tear yourself away from the bedroom in the morning.
Throw open the patio doors and let the Cornish breeze drift in.
Pour yourselves a glass of wine and sit back and relax as the sun sets in the evening.
A shed offers convenient storage for bikes and surfboards.
The property benefits from parking, making it easy to park up and explore the local area on foot.
In warmer months throw open the French doors to dine al fresco in the cute cottage garden.
Two dogs are welcome at Cider Barn so your four-legged friends can join you on your holiday too!
There are two local pubs with delightful beer gardens, serving homemade food and locally brewed ales and cider, both within walking distance of the Cider Barn.
This area of North Cornwall truly is the gateway to golden sandy beaches, towering cliffs, picturesque villages and a whole host of holiday activities.
Just a short drive away in the beautiful fishing village of Port Isaac.
Breathtaking coastal walks are on your doorstep, and the world-famous beaches of Rock and Polzeath are just 15 minutes away.
For an extra-special stay, the restaurants of renowned chefs are also nearby. Perfect for a romantic getaway and some well-deserved time together.
Cider Barn is a little bit of holiday lusciousness, nestled close to the charming villages of Chapel Amble and St Kew, only 5 miles from the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac. This sumptuous, interior-design led renovation is a unique luxury haven for two. The stunning bespoke kitchen is fabulously well equipped with all the latest appliances for rustling up magnificent gourmet suppers. An uber-chic bathroom in peacock blue boasts a copper freestanding bath for two. The south-facing garden is wonderful for lazy days spent soaking up the Cornish sunshine, a relaxing retreat with a leisurely glass of bubbly after a busy day exploring.
Port Isaac is world famous as Port Wenn in the Doc Martin series, with two Michelin starred restaurants and one of the best seafood shops in Britain on the quay side. The peace and tranquillity of Bodmin Moor is close by for invigorating walks and horse rides, and for the adventurous, you can bike the Camel Trail, walk miles of coast path or indulge in wine tasting at the award-winning local vineyards. The lovely market town of Wadebridge has plenty of independent shops to serve all your holiday needs. Cider Barn is perfectly situated for venturing further afield, visit Tintagel and Boscastle steeped in mystery, legend and myth, or the stunning attractions in South and West Cornwall.
through French doors into small entrance area with coat and boot cupboard.
exposed beamed ceilings, bespoke, Elm dining table, L-shaped seating, kitchen area with integrated appliances including Neff, hide 'n' slide electric oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, three seater, Loaf sofa, foldaway cabinet with 4K TV, DVD, Sonos soundbar and woodburner, selection of books and DVD's, door into:
spacious room with Copper effect bath and separate walk-in shower with rainfall showerhead, WC and basin. Copper mood lighting and peacock encaustic tiles.
accessed via Jack and Jill 'ladder' stairs, bespoke joinery in birch ply, handmade king size double bed with storage underneath and bedside reading lights integrated into headboard. Bespoke dresser with fold up mirror and storage, hairdryer. Velux window and blind. Roberts DAB radio.
enclosed cottage garden, laid to lawn with planted areas. Slate patio with dining seating and sun loungers, BBQ. off road gravel parking area for a large car. Shed with storage for bikes and surfboards, outside lighting.
Dogs Go Free for all April and May bookings 2024, WiFi controlled, underfloor heating, steep and narrow internal stairwell (Jack and Jill) not suitable for restricted mobility, Please note low ceiling in bedroom. WiFi, well behaved dogs welcome, short breaks available.
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Cider Barn is very well equipped with both kitchen and bathroom facilities. The garden is a bit of a sun-trap and the two loungers are very comfortable. The parking is easy and it is good to be able to get a car off the road. The location is good for access to Wadebridge, both the town itself and the out of town shops,and for beaches at Polzeath and Daymer Bay, and also for the cliff walks at Pentireglaze. We love the National Trust property at Lanhydrock, and there are plenty of places to access the Camel Trail. There are good pubs at both Chapel Amble and St Kew.
The Jack and Jill ladder to the bedroom takes a bit of getting used to but is perfectly ok for those without mobiitiy issues. However, you do need to remember to be careful of the limited headroom in the sleeping area.
The key safe arrangement works well. The cottage was spotlessly clean on arrival on the two occasions that we have visited (2023 & 2024) and we loved the welcome back of cookies fruit juice etc.
Mr Ingram August 2024
An exquisite property beautifully put together. It is easy to see the thought and care that has been taken in putting this together. Location is superb with easy access to some great locations and fantastic costal walks. You do need to be quite agile to navigate the stairs, which was fine for us, just something to be mindful of. There is an enclosed garden which is dog proof and perfect for morning coffee and breakfast. Would not hesitate to recommend this gorgeous property - we had such a great stay.
Miss Newing May 2024
Situated in a National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), it’s clear why so many people have fallen in love with this traditional fishing village. Steeped in history, the harbour and many of the cottages date back centuries, with little unchanged by time. Today, visitors travel from afar to experience the quaint village with winding streets and narrow alleyways. Tucked into the rugged coastline, the harbour has always played a key role in the community, with fishermen still landing crabs and lobsters daily.
Port Isaac is home to one of the narrowest alleyways in Britain, named Squeezy Belly Alley.
Quaint buildings and a working harbour create a sense of times gone by.
Leave only footprints in the sand.
The dramatic harbour wall protects the harbour from stormy seas.
Nathan Outlaw’s Restaurant is a must when visiting the village.
Fishermen still land their catch daily on the Platt.
Enjoy a stroll along the South West Coast Path towards Port Quin.
Magnificent rocky headlands frame the fishing village of Port Isaac.
Golden gorse overlooks the azure ocean.
Picture perfect: turquoise waters crash against the sweeping coastline.
Take a moment to gaze upon the horizon, letting go of the stresses and strains of daily life.
Meander through hilly streets admiring the traditional cottages and shop fronts.
Tucked into the coastline, Port Isaac is sheltered by the cliffs either side.
Take in the breathtaking views as you stroll along the coast path.
Stroll down to the sea and paddle your feet in the water while the kids explore the rockpools.
Holidays in Port Isaac are all about the stunning scenery, right on the doorstep. Whether you choose to explore by foot, bike, car, or boat, this stretch of coastline certainly won't disappoint. Hit the Camel Trail for a cycle ride to remember, take a fishing trip and catch your own supper, or if that seems a bit too energetic, a dolphin-spotting trip can be just the ticket! Read more about things to do in Port Isaac.
With a real focus on fresh seafood and local ingredients, dining out in Port Isaac promises a true taste of Cornwall, from local ice cream to fish and chips.
Port Isaac is blessed with a number of excellent restaurants, including the renowned Nathan Outlaw's Fish Kitchen right on the harbour front. Take a look at our blog about restaurants in Port Isaac to find out more.
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Cider Barn is very well equipped with both kitchen and bathroom facilities. The garden is a bit of a sun-trap and the two loungers are very comfortable. The parking is easy and it is good to be able to get a car off the road. The location is good for access to Wadebridge, both the town itself and the out of town shops,and for beaches at Polzeath and Daymer Bay, and also for the cliff walks at Pentireglaze. We love the National Trust property at Lanhydrock, and there are plenty of places to access the Camel Trail. There are good pubs at both Chapel Amble and St Kew.
The Jack and Jill ladder to the bedroom takes a bit of getting used to but is perfectly ok for those without mobiitiy issues. However, you do need to remember to be careful of the limited headroom in the sleeping area.
The key safe arrangement works well. The cottage was spotlessly clean on arrival on the two occasions that we have visited (2023 & 2024) and we loved the welcome back of cookies fruit juice etc.
Mr Ingram Aug 2024
An exquisite property beautifully put together. It is easy to see the thought and care that has been taken in putting this together. Location is superb with easy access to some great locations and fantastic costal walks. You do need to be quite agile to navigate the stairs, which was fine for us, just something to be mindful of. There is an enclosed garden which is dog proof and perfect for morning coffee and breakfast. Would not hesitate to recommend this gorgeous property - we had such a great stay.
Miss Newing May 2024
Cosy barn with wood burning stove. Well located for Rock and beaches. St Kew Inn nearby and well worth a trip, as is breakfast at nearby St Kew farm shop.
Mrs Butler Oct 2023
We very much enjoyed our second holiday at Cider Barn It is very comfortable, stylish and spotlessly clean.
It has high quality equipment which made cooking and cleaning much easier and more pleasant. (Neff ovens and a Dyson rather than the usual smelly horrible Henry) We very much appreciated the welcome pack which was very generous and sourced locally The location is perfect. The lane is quiet and the outlook private. The enclosed garden was great for our dog. Thank you very much to the owners and Aspects
Mr Taylor Oct 2023
Cider Barn is in a good location, within easy reach of a number of beaches, and any shopping needed can be done in Wadebridge, which is only 10 minutes away by car. The cottage itself is very comfortable and well equipped, with off road parking. There are two good pubs within easy reach, in Chapel Amble and St Kew. Don’t be put off by the ladder access to the sleeping area.
Mr Ingram Aug 2023
Very well designed accommodation with all fittings and equipment you could possibly need. Cider Barn is in a quiet and peaceful location, a perfect base for visiting local attractions or indeed sitting in the garden with a good book. Jack and Jill steps and limited headroom in bedroom not an issue. We are both in our late 60’s and found it ‘fun’ going up to bed at night. We would highly recommend.
Mr MAIR Jul 2023
We had a great time staying at the Cider Barn, it was better than we expected in every way. So beautiful, clean, well designed and stylish, the owners have thought of everything you might need. We were very impressed, and also surprised by how much storage space there was. The welcome pack was extremely generous too. Don’t be put off by the bedroom, you basically live in the downstairs and climb the ladder stairs for bed, it was fun! We also loved the secure garden for our dog, and it was peaceful. We would highly recommend staying here.
Mrs Scott Jun 2023
The Cider Barn one word Fantastic . We arrived to a more than generous hamper full of local goodies. The barn was in a brilliant location for the places we wanted to visit Tintagel , Port Issac Bude and even further afield. Having a husband of 6’3” proved a little tricky moving round in the bedroom (we got dressed/undressed in the bathroom) but it certainly wouldn’t put us off staying again. The kitchen was equipped with top of the range appliances and every utensil you would need and more. Brilliant bathroom with a big walk in shower and very nice bath and lastly nice lounge area with a massive television to watch and chill out at the end of a busy day walking….Perfect
Mrs Darlison
Mrs DARLISON Sep 2022
This is a lovely relaxing place to stay, with luxurious stylish fittings but still a home from home with a lot of things thought of including a lovely welcome hamper which was very much appreciated and delicious! Especially after a long drive. The downstairs and garden were great. However, although knowing there is a jack and Jill stairs to the bedroom, we were not prepared for how steep this was. Also not knowing that there was no head space, standing height in the bedroom. I am 5ft 3in and could not stand up to get into bed and banged my head on the ceiling and my husband banged his head going up the steps. There is no safety signs to warn you either. If this does not worry you then this is a great place to stay. Unfortunately, because of this and the property further from Wadebridge than realised, we would not stay again. I was very happy with the service from Aspects and provided loads of information.
Mr Nash Sep 2022
Second stay at the Barn. Good location it seems it’s 20 mins from so many good places - Rock, Port Issac etc. Superbly equipped and nice little garden which works well for pets. Yes the stairs and limited bedroom headroom is a faff - but you can deal with it! Well recommended
Mr Hutchison Aug 2022
An amazing property and exactly as stated in the advert. Decoration, garden, mod cons, location.....the ideal place for some R&R. Ideal for our little dog, he loved it as much as we did. We would not hesitate to return, and fully expect to! Just perfect!
Mr Tippett Jun 2022
It was a wonderful stay for our honeymoon! There was a very generous replacement for our welcome hamper, having emailed to prior to let them know we were vegan. The style through out the whole barn was so refreshing and we are using this as inspiration to decorate our home. It was a wonderful relaxing stay and we will certainly be going back! We really appreciated that they put thought into making the stay as eco friendly as possible from the coffee pods to washing tablets and soaps to fixtures and furnishings. Just amazing!
Miss Tinsey Jun 2022
Can't recommend this barn enough. It's location is great on a quiet country lane, a 20 minute walk from the local pub and a 15 minute drive to the coast.
The barn itself is amazing with a very modern but cosy feel. The television is huge with Netflix access, the loaf sofa is comfortable. The kitchen is very well equipped.
The bedroom is accessed by Jack and Jill steps and I'd imagine these would be a struggle for somebody with limited mobility. Once in the bedroom area there is limited roof space. I'm 5'8" and can just about stand up.
There was a welcome Hamper upon arrival which was very impressive. It was packed with farm shop goodies including wine, bread, biscuits. Our dog even had a goody bag along with a new toy!
Overall a great holiday and I would definitely return.
Mr Bailey-Rigby Aug 2021
The Cider Barn is a quirky little cottage that is tastefully decorated and is so modern. It has everything - fantastic bathroom with an awesome bath and shower. Brilliant kitchen with every appliance and utensil. The lounge/dining area was great with a large comfy sofa and a large dining table with fixed bench seating. You had the advantage of watching TV or the view of the garden. Access to the garden was perfect so we could keep an eye our dog. It was very safe and the garden was well maintained. The welcome pack was fantastic. Lots of lovely touches too like the doggy welcome bag. We loved staying there.
Mrs Bell Jun 2021
The Cider Barn is beautiful and so well equip.The hamper was amazing filled with goodies from the farm shop including jam, cheese, eggs,crisps,apple juice to name but a few! The sound systems amazing and the WiFi super fast. The little garden is lovely too and we had a visitor every morning and evening….a robin. He loved his scones, bread and cheese. I would definitely recommend this accommodation it’s in a perfect position to visit lots of beautiful places, Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel and Boscastle.
Mr Robinson Jun 2021
Beautifully decorated, furnished and equipped hideaway for two with a wonderful slipper bath to soak in after a hard day on the beach!!! A very high standard of accommodation. Plus, the most impressive welcome hamper we've ever had, filled with lots of locally sourced goodies from the near by farm shop .... unbelievable olives and a bottle of Gin .... it doesn't get any better than that!!
Just watch your head in the mezzanine bedroom, its a very low ceiling, so not ideal if you're particularly tall or claustrophobic.
Mr Lawson Jun 2021
