Great Brightor Cob Barn

Great Brightor Cob Barn is a converted barn near St Kew Highway in north Cornwall, set in countryside about a mile from the nearest village pub. The property has an open fire with a woodburning stove - the focal point of the living and dining room - and an enclosed garden with lawn.

Two bedrooms sleep up to 4 guests: a king-size with its own TV, and a twin that can be configured as a super-king on request. The bathroom has a bath with shower over, a heated towel rail, and a basin. A separate cloakroom with basin and WC is on the ground floor. The kitchen-diner has a ceramic hob, oven, dishwasher, and a fridge/freezer.

The enclosed garden has lawn and outdoor furniture, with ample off-road parking beside the property. Port Gaverne Beach - a sheltered cove near Port Isaac with clear water for kayaking and rock pools at low tide - is 3.9 miles to the northwest. Tregardock Beach, a more remote stretch of coast with powerful surf and dramatic rock formations, is 5 miles away.

St Kew Highway sits on the A39 Atlantic Highway, 3 miles north of Wadebridge. Port Isaac is about 6 miles west, and the Camel Trail cycle path from Wadebridge to Padstow is within easy reach. The barn suits couples or small families looking for a countryside base between the coast and Bodmin Moor.

Nearby: Port Gaverne Beach (3.9 miles) and Tregardock Beach (5 miles). See our St Kew guide for more beaches and walks in the area.