Barley Moo

Barley Moo is a detached stone and slate barn conversion in the parish of St Kew, North Cornwall. The building started life as a corn mill roughly 400 years ago, and parts of the original mill wheel have been kept as a feature within the inverted barn layout. It sits below Pollingarrow Farm in a large country garden with countryside views and genuine seclusion.

The cottage has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, sleeping 2 guests. The property has parking, and weekly prices start from £523 - one of the more affordable options in the area. The 10-out-of-10 guest rating across 22 reviews on Toad Hall reflects how well the conversion has been done.

Port Gaverne Beach is the nearest stretch of coast at 5.2 km, with Tregardock Beach at 8.3 km and Daymer Bay at 9.4 km. The beaches around Rock, Polzeath, and Daymer Bay are all within a short drive, and a foot ferry crosses the Camel estuary from Rock to Padstow.

St Kew village is about half a mile away, centred on a 15th-century parish church with rare medieval stained glass windows. The well-regarded St Kew Inn is at nearby St Kew Highway, which also has a shop. Wadebridge - 3 miles west - has a leisure centre, cinema, and bicycle hire for the Camel Trail. Port Isaac's harbour is 4 miles to the north. Saturday changeovers apply.