Barley Store
Charming and chic off-grid cabin in Devon nestled in a wildflower meadow close to the Jurassic Coast offering a peaceful place for a digital detox amongst nature.
- Sleeps 2
- 1
- 1
Highlights
- Detox from all the devices in this gorgeous off grid cabin. You can finally read that pile of books!
- The cabin is beautifully chic and has been lovingly decorated with fresh flowers everywhere.
- Make use of the separate kitchen with its gas hob or buy some sausages and cook alfresco on the fire pit grill.
- Enjoy a long hot shower in the washroom behind the hedge before taking a walk through the wildflower meadows.
- Toast marshmallows, star gaze and enjoy the utter peace in this beautiful corner of Devon.
- For days out drive to the nearby Jurassic Coast and explore a foodie haven with stunning sandy beaches.
- Enjoy food from the farm, which includes lamb, pork, charcuterie, honey and cider as well as wine from the nearby Furleigh Estate.
- Fully immerse yourself in nature with wonderful wildlife all around, including deer, swallows, buzzards and more.
You should know
- One dog is welcome and charged at £30 for the stay.
- The dog has to be kept on a lead around the farmland and isn't allowed on any furniture.
- Private parking for one car.
- Mobile reception isn't great and there's no WiFi, so this is the chance to truly indulge in a digital detox!
- Organic soap provided.
- First batch of logs included. £8 thereafter, and £7 for charcoal.
- Car is necessary.
The details
This idyllic escape is designed to let you switch off, relax and completely unwind in nature. It would be perfect for a couple, a solo adventurer with dog or friends seeking peace and quiet in gorgeous surroundings.
If you're looking to detox from all the electronics and noise then this is the place for you. The cabin is rustic, pared back and very pretty with a curved ceiling, stiff key blue panelling, wild flowers picked for you from the meadow and a cool relaxing vibe. There's a comfy sofa for two and a coffee table and a backgammon board for long lazy games with lashings of tea.
At the far end you'll find a king size bed made up with high quality linens and soft pillows where you can sleep deeply and in great comfort. The décor is country meets boho with lovely printed curtains, wood furnishings and wild flowers dotted about. And just outside the entrance is a long bench with big cushions where you can sit with a book and bask in the sun.
There's a separate kitchen next to the cabin replete with a double gas hob, a sink with water from a 200 litre tank and a cold box with ice packs that you can replace every day to keep you wine and beer nice and chilled. The hosts have also provided a fire pit just outside with a grill where you can also do some cooking, or just toast some marshmallows and enjoy star gazing late into the night.
A separate washroom is tucked away on the other side of the hedge and is entirely solar-powered. The propane water boiler will ensure a good hot shower in the morning and the composting toilet is vented by a solar-powered fan. It's all very civilised and very off grid!
You'll arrive to a welcome hamper with all the basics including fresh ground coffee, tea, eggs and a fresh loaf. And if you want to buy some other bits the farm upon which your idyll rests has a small shop selling local wine, beer, cider and other treats.
The hosts have provided some maps so you can plan your local excursions, which might just entail wandering through the fields or making yourself comfy on the swing seat under the ash tree with a drink. You'll only be five miles from the Jurassic Coast where you can enjoy the stunning beaches and a whole host of fantastic eateries.
Nearby Lyme Regis is a lovely seaside town where you can hunt for fossils on the beach, stroll along the famous Cobb, or head for a locally-caught seafood lunch at one of the excellent restaurants, including the Oyster and Fish House by Mark Hix.
This idyllic escape is designed to let you switch off, relax and completely unwind in nature. It would be perfect for a couple, a solo adventurer with dog or friends seeking peace and quiet in gorgeous surroundings.
If you're looking to detox from all the electronics and noise then this is the place for you. The cabin is rustic, pared back and very pretty with a curved ceiling, stiff key blue panelling, wild flowers picked for you from the meadow and a cool relaxing vibe. There's a comfy sofa for two and a coffee table and a backgammon board for long lazy games with lashings of tea.
At the far end you'll find a king size bed made up with high quality linens and soft pillows where you can sleep deeply and in great comfort. The décor is country meets boho with lovely printed curtains, wood furnishings and wild flowers dotted about. And just outside the entrance is a long bench with big cushions where you can sit with a book and bask in the sun.
There's a separate kitchen next to the cabin replete with a double gas hob, a sink with water from a 200 litre tank and a cold box with ice packs that you can replace every day to keep you wine and beer nice and chilled. The hosts have also provided a fire pit just outside with a grill where you can also do some cooking, or just toast some marshmallows and enjoy star gazing late into the night.
A separate washroom is tucked away on the other side of the hedge and is entirely solar-powered. The propane water boiler will ensure a good hot shower in the morning and the composting toilet is vented by a solar-powered fan. It's all very civilised and very off grid!
You'll arrive to a welcome hamper with all the basics including fresh ground coffee, tea, eggs and a fresh loaf. And if you want to buy some other bits the farm upon which your idyll rests has a small shop selling local wine, beer, cider and other treats.
The hosts have provided some maps so you can plan your local excursions, which might just entail wandering through the fields or making yourself comfy on the swing seat under the ash tree with a drink. You'll only be five miles from the Jurassic Coast where you can enjoy the stunning beaches and a whole host of fantastic eateries.
Nearby Lyme Regis is a lovely seaside town where you can hunt for fossils on the beach, stroll along the famous Cobb, or head for a locally-caught seafood lunch at one of the excellent restaurants, including the Oyster and Fish House by Mark Hix.
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