Welcome to The Long Barn
A dog-friendly holiday let in Hartland, North Devon
The Long Barn is a detached Grade II listed stone barn conversion situated at Highford Farm, Higher Clovelly, Devon. Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty near the stunning Hartland Peninsula and famous fishing village of Clovelly. The property is the perfect location for exploring beautiful North Devon.
The Long Barn is the last property on the farm and on the edge of open fields with far reaching views to the sea and over farmland. It’s on a Grade II listed non-working Victorian model Farm. The Long Barn consists of two double bedrooms, open plan lounge and dining room, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Bathroom with shower over bath. All rooms are ground floor level with an enclosed rear garden. The property has wifi, gas central heating and a BBQ for guests to use.
The area is very peaceful, away from roads and is home to the retired Clovelly donkeys, who can often been seen in the field adjacent to the barn.
Spend the evenings by relaxing in the garden with a bbq, enjoying the stunning North Devon sunsets.
Local amenities:
Hartland shops and pubs are 2 miles.
Clovelly shops and cafes 2 miles.
Bideford supermarkets 10 miles.
Barnstaple train station 22 miles.
About Us
The Long Barn is a dog friendly holiday let situated in the Hartland peninsula area of outstanding natural beauty.
The Long Barn is a beautiful, converted stone barn in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB). It is Grade II listed with lots of original features. It was originally the farm piggery before becoming a pottery workshop. In the early 2000's it was converted into a holiday let.
Enjoy the peace and tranquility this beautiful place has to offer.
You can read all about the farm at http://www.highfordfarm.co.uk/
Here are some of our favourite, local, dog friendly spots
Westward Ho! is a charming seaside village located on the North Devon coast, known for its long sandy beach and vibrant atmosphere. This unique destination is famous for being the only place in the UK to have an exclamation mark as part of its name, reflecting its quirky character. The beach is ideal for various activities such as surfing, kite surfing, and paddleboarding, attracting both locals and tourists alike. Visitors can also explore the nearby dramatic cliffs and scenic coastal paths, perfect for walking and enjoying breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Westward Ho! offers a range of facilities, including shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a delightful spot for families and beachgoers to unwind and soak up the coastal charm.
Bucks Mill, a charming coastal hamlet in North Devon, is known for its picturesque scenery and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled along the rugged coastline, the area features dramatic cliffs and stunning views of the sea and Lundy island. The nearby Bucks Mill Beach is just a 7 minute drive from the cottage, offers opportunities for leisurely walks and birdwatching, while the quaint cottages and historical buildings, including Bucks Cabin, an artists’ studio frozen in time.
Spekes Mill well known to enthusiastic surfers and cliff climbers alike and visited by celebrities and royalty for the intimacy and seclusion. Approximately 20 minutes walk from Hartland Quay, passing St Catherine's Tor, lays the breathtaking Spekes Mill, home to one of Devon's most famous waterfalls and an isolated beach.
Brownsham (a National Trust site) is only a 6 minute drive from the Long Barn and boasts free parking and multiple routes around a mixture of woodland, farmland & coastal paths. You'll be able to find a route to suit quick jaunt or a much longer hike with routes varying between 45 minutes and upwards of two hours whilst you hike along the South West Coast Path towards Hartland. Brownsham is one of my favourite walks with stunning views.
Hartland Peninsula, located in North Devon, is a stunning destination known for its dramatic cliffs, picturesque coastal views, and charming villages. This scenic area is part of the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers numerous walking trails, including portions of the South West Coast Path, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking sights of the Atlantic Ocean. The quaint village of Hartland itself features historic stone buildings and shops, while beaches like Hartland Quay offer opportunities for rock pooling and exploring fascinating geological formations. Additionally, the nearby Hartland Abbey provides a glimpse into the region's rich history and beautiful gardens, making it a perfect spot for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
Welcombe Mouth Beach, located on the rugged North Devon coast, is a stunning spot renowned for its dramatic cliffs, sandy cove, and natural beauty. This beautiful beach offers a peaceful escape, perfect for families, beachcombers, and nature enthusiasts alike. The surrounding area features lush green hills and scenic walking trails, providing ample opportunities for hiking and enjoying breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can also explore the nearby village of Welcombe, known for its charming rural atmosphere and access to the South West Coast Path, a popular trail that highlights the area’s striking landscapes and rich wildlife. Whether you're looking to relax, surf, or take a scenic stroll, Welcombe Mouth Beach is a hidden gem that showcases the best of Devon's coastal charm.
We are situated only 30 minutes away from the charming holiday town of Bude, located on the stunning North Cornwall coastline. Known for its beautiful sandy beaches, such as Summerleaze and Crooklets, Bude is a perfect destination for sun-seekers and surfers alike. The picturesque landscape offers breathtaking coastal views, while the nearby Bude Canal provides a serene spot for walking and cycling. Don't miss the historic Bude Castle, which houses a museum showcasing the town's fascinating maritime history. With its laid-back vibe, vibrant local shops, and delightful cafes, Bude is the ideal place to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of Cornwall.
Great Torrington is a charming historic market town in North Devon, full of independent shops offering unique items, many of which are made by local crafts-people. The town commands spectacular views over the River Torridge and the surrounding farmland. Many top attractions can be found nearby, including Darlington Crystal, RHS Garden Rosemoor and the Tarka Trail.
