Situated just three miles from the border with Cornwall, Jenny Wren is a stylish single-storey barn conversion on a working smallholding overlooking Upper Tamar Lake.
Thoughtfully restored to retain original timber beams, and exposed stonework, while a wood burning stove keeps things warm on cooler days. Ideal for a couple or solo traveller looking for a peaceful countryside break. Guests should note that due to the farm’s rural location, WiFi can be intermittent, and it is accessed via narrow country lanes which may be a challenge for some drivers.
Outside, Jenny Wren benefits from an enclosed garden, as well as a pretty shared courtyard, and a dedicated field for exercising dogs. Guests are also welcome to explore the farm which is home to rare breed sheep, alpacas, goats, and free range chickens. Those visiting in spring will have the opportunity to see new born lambs and help out at feeding times.
The Tamar Lakes are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Head to the Upper Lake Activity Centre to hire equipment and try your hand at kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, windsurfing, or sailing. Or visit the nature reserve at the Lower Lake to spot a variety of wetland and woodland bird species. Both lakes are good for fishing and a 3 mile walking and cycling trail encircles the Upper Lake.
With easy access to the coast, there are plenty of excellent beaches close to Jenny Wren. Summerleaze, the main beach at Bude, is a wide stretch of golden sand backed by dunes with a semi-natural, tidal pool that’s a safe haven for swimming, while Westward Ho! is one of Devon’s premier surfing spots with dogs welcome on the beach all year round.
Nearby Hartland Peninsula situated on the South West Coast Path is renowned for its unspoilt landscape, dramatic cliffs, and the opportunity to spot seals and dolphins.
Both Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks can be reached in around an hour, and other nearby attractions include St Nectan’s Waterfall, The BIG Sheep adventure park, and RHS Garden Rosemoor.
Known as the “last village in North Devon”, Bradworthy is known for having the largest village square in England with a traditional 16th century coaching inn serving food, a village store, post office, and handful of independent shops.
All ground floor accommodation:
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining table and sitting area with wood burning stove
Bedroom with king-size bed
En-suite bathroom with bath with overhead shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC
External shared utility room
Electric storage heater, wood burning stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster, washing machine, tumble dryer
WiFi
Smart TV, DVD player, books and DVDs
Fuel and power
First basket of logs for the wood burner
Bed linen and towels
Welcome hamper with eggs from the farm
Off-road parking for one car
Secure bike storage in exterior barn
Private enclosed garden with furniture
Shared gardens
Dog exercise field
Guests are welcome to visit the new born lambs in spring on request
This property is not suitable for children
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Dogs must be kept on a lead outside due to livestock on the farm
Strictly no smoking
Shop 2.5 miles, pub 2.6 miles, coast 6.6 miles
Distances are calculated “as the crow flies”, so actual driving, cycling, and walking distances may differ.
