Mowhay Barn is a fabulous barn conversion in beautiful south east Cornwall.
The double height, open plan sitting/dining-room.
There are three beautifully appointed bedrooms.
In true country-style the kitchen has a lovely Aga.
Mowhay Barn is surrounded by glorious Cornish countryside.
There are distant views across the countryside to Plymouth Sound, the city of Plymouth and Dartmoor.
There's a small dining-area in the kitchen - perfect for a quick breakfast or morning coffee.
The dining-area is located close to the kitchen - patio doors open up to the Juliet balcony which provides wonderful views of the garden and beyond.
The dining-area - perfect for special holiday meals and celebrations.
The main sitting-room is a fabulous room, offering plenty of space for all.
The main sitting-room is on the first floor.
You'll enjoy the view of the garden and surrounding countryside from the sitting-room.
The spiral staircase leads up to bedroom 3, on the second floor.
Looking down onto the sitting area from the mezzanine floor.
Steps lead down from the main sitting-room to the second sitting-area/conservatory.
The 'round room' really makes the most of the views and gives easy access to the garden.
Take some time out to enjoy the view.
Bedroom 3 has a fabulous four-poster bed.
The en suite bathroom for bedroom 3.
Open up the patio doors and enjoy the views from the Juliet balcony.
Bedroom 2 has twin beds.
Double doors lead out from the twin bedroom to the garden.
Bedroom 1, located on the ground floor, has a comfy double bed.
The family bathroom on the ground floor, which also has a separate shower cubicle
There's even a second kitchen/ dining area on the ground floor- how handy is that!
Mowhay Barns sits in an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens.
There is a pond in the adjoining field, overlooked by the garden, which attracts all kinds of birds and wildlife (please take care of children).
The garden is heavenly and will delight both young and old alike (there is a second smaller pond in the garden, take care of children).
With such a wonderful backdrop you are sure to enjoy meals outside as often as you can.
The coastline is quite stunning
As the tide goes out the tiny coves become a long stretch of golden sand
The delightful twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are close by
Mount Edgcumbe House and Park are well worth a visit
There are some wonderful walks to discover at Mount Edgcumbe Park

Mowhay Barn

3968

2.1 miles NW of Kingsand / Sleeps 6 + cot

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7 Nights from  £592

August 2018

Amazing barn and garden, beautiful location and beaches.

July 2018

The barn is beautiful with stunning views and a wonderful garden, however it is situated right on the road which is surprisingly busy so expect some road noise. The road leading to the barn is very narrow and winding (even by Cornish standards) so be prepared to beep your horn and reverse to the nearest passing point. There was a lovely cream tea and fresh flowers on arrival and the friendly host visited later that day. We were unlucky enough to have a broken toilet on arrival and then a broken shower. These were fixed but the age of the equipment in the barn makes this a likely occurrence and it was very inconvenient for us. The downstairs floor is tiled and very cold on the feet even in a heatwave, so remember to take your slippers if you sleeping down there! There are no shops or restaurants nearby, the nearest pub is only open at weekends and only serves food on a Friday. Some of the beaches are tricky to access. There is a fish and ship shop, pub and Co Op in Millbrook (which has its own interesting road layout!). There is a footpath to the nearest village but otherwise roads are too narrow and winding for safe walking with children so it is necessary to drive. We had a lovely holiday here but have mentioned these things to help future guests.

Reply from Classic Cottages

Thank you for sharing your thoughts about Mowhay Barn - it is beautifully located as you found; we do appreciate that the access roads in this rural area are country lanes which don't usually have pavements, and they are used by local traffic to reach the lovely little towns and villages on the Rame peninsula. We're so sorry that there was an issue with the shower and loo, and thanks so much for your understanding and patience while they were fixed. We're delighted you enjoyed your stay overall. Tanya, Customer Support

July 2018

Very cozy cottage close to wonderful beaches and cafes.

June 2018

The barn is spacious, well maintained and equipped. It is attractively furnished, and is situated in a beautiful and quite location. The property and garden are well looked after by the owner, who we had the pleasure of meeting. A number of useful local guides and maps were available for our perusal. We enjoyed the complimentary cream tea on our arrival.

May 2018

I can not fault this cottage, its grounds, facilities cleanliness and setting. Its a lovely place to spend a week! I did find this part of Cornwall to have slightly fewer easy access beaches, and slightly fewer good pub restaurants. One business owner we hired bikes from joked with us it was the 'forgotten part of Cornwall' - for some people that is going to be a blessing. For us it wasn't a curse, but my ideal holiday would probably be Mowbray Barn but nearer Hayle/StIves.

May 2018

Fantastic place, would fully recommend to anyone. Facilities are fantastic,garden and property is above and beyond.

March 2018

Beautiful views, excellently equipped, everything supplied even milk and scones on arrival, beautiful furnishings, lots of space. Excellent opportunities for keen and fit walkers. Good value for money.

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