Stone barn conversion on a working dairy farm
200 acres of land with woodland and wildlife ponds
Pop up tea room with events on site
Close to Cornwall’s premier surfing beaches
Direct access to the South West Coast Path
Just an hour to Exmoor National Park
Situated in the village of Kilkhampton just five miles from the centre of Bude, The Dairy is a stone barn conversion on a working dairy farm in stunning countryside.
With spacious, bright and airy living accommodation, it’s ideal for a family or group of friends looking to explore North Cornwall’s beautiful countryside and coast.
Outside, The Dairy benefits from its own private patio overlooking a pretty courtyard shared with other cottages on the farm. Guests also have access to a large lawned garden with picnic benches, swings, and a children's play area.
The farm has been in the same family for generations and extends to 200 acres. Guests are welcome to explore the grounds, which include wildlife ponds and woodland walks. A path from the farm leads directly to Duckpool, a remote National Trust cove with rock pools and the remains of a small 12th century castle.
Cows can be seen grazing in the surrounding fields, and visitors can watch as they make their own way to the milking parlour, where they are milked using an automated system.
The farm has a pop up tea room and runs a series of events throughout the year such as crafting activities, Christmas wreath making, and singing groups.
Bude is a charming coastal town, known for its excellent surfing and family-friendly atmosphere. Summerleaze, the main beach, is a wide stretch of golden sand backed by dunes with a semi-natural, tidal pool that’s a safe haven for swimming, and traditional beach huts that can be hired on a ‘per night’ basis.
Overlooking the beach is The Castle Bude, a Grade II listed building converted into a heritage centre that explores local history and culture, and hosts a programme of events including vintage fairs, live music, and workshops. The town centre has a good range of independent shops, lively pubs, and places to eat.
The South West Coast Path passes through Bude with direct walks to Widemouth Bay, Crackington Haven, and over the border into Devon. Along the way you’ll be rewarded with dramatic views of the Atlantic ocean, rugged cliffs, and the chance to spot seals and dolphins.
Other attractions reached within the hour include Tintagel Castle, The Milkyway Adventure Park, Tamar Lakes, Pencarrow House and Garden, and the wild landscapes of Bodmin Moor.
Kilkhampton has a village store, two inns serving traditional pub food, and a handful of shops. All other amenities, including supermarkets, are in Bude.
Lee Barton Farm is accessed via narrow country lanes which may be a challenge for some drivers. Due its secluded location, a car is required for days out.
Ground floor:
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining table, and sitting area
First floor:
Bedroom with double bed, and en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC
Bedroom with twin beds
Bedroom with twin beds
Bathroom with bath with overhead shower, basin, and WC
Electric heating
Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle, washing machine
WiFi
TV with Freeview, DVD player
Fuel and power
Bed linen and towels
Welcome hamper
Off road parking for two cars
Gravelled patio with picnic bench
Shared garden with lawn, furniture, and swing set
Guests are welcome to explore the farm
Children and infants welcome
Cot and highchair available on request
Sorry, no dogs allowed
Strictly no smoking
Shop 1.9 miles, pub 2 miles, beach 1.8 miles
Distances are calculated “as the crow flies”, so actual driving, cycling, and walking distances may differ.
