The Threshing Barn, Patchole, Devon

Why not walk along the South West Coast Path during your stay with us at The Threshing Barn and see the stunning views at The Valley of Rocks (about 1 kilometre to the west of the village of Lynton). It is a popular tourist destination, noted for its herd of feral goats, and for its landscape and geology.

*** CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR DATES ***

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Stunning 17th century Barn conversion now taking bookings…

🎄 Christmas 21st-28th December £1135 (£995 if you book direct with us!)

🍾 New Year 28th Dec-4th Jan £1029 (£935 if you book direct with us!)

Our Luxurious detached converted barn is a picture perfect setting for your 2023 Christmas or New Year Plans with it’s high beamed ceiling and cosy wood burner it really is magical.

🪵 Wood Burner
🎄 Christmas Tree
🛏️ 🛏️ 2 Double Bedrooms
🛁 🚿 2 Bathrooms
🛋️ 1 small double sofa bed available at an additional charge of £150
🐕 Dog friendly
👶 Highchair & Travel cot available on request

Located in the quiet hamlet of Patchole in the heart of the North Devon countryside.
Overlooking the courtyard of the owner’s farmhouse and with use of 3 acres of landscaped grounds, this property really does have the wow factor.

Spacious accommodation goes hand in hand with all modern conveniences you may require during your stay. Downstairs the spacious open plan beamed living room leads out to a private garden and eating area. The barn offers both downstairs and upstairs sleeping quarters with both boasting fabulous 6ft beds.

Patchole is a perfect base from which to explore the area and some of the best and cleanest beaches in the country can be found at Croyde and Woolacombe as well as many smaller coves and bays. The regional town of Barnstaple can be easily reached for a range of shops, pubs and restaurants.

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Award-winning Woolacombe Beach is widely recognised as one of the best beaches in the UK. Located on the North Devon coast, between Croyde and Ilfracombe, and just 17miles from The Threshing Barn in Patchole. The 3-mile sandy beach is popular with surfers and families looking for a traditional seaside experience.

The upstairs double loft-style bedroom with it’s beautiful beams has an en-suite bathroom with shower and the Ground Floor Master bedroom boasts both a clawfoot bathtub and a shower and has a fabulous open-plan style. For an additional charge of £150 a small double sofa bed can also be provided.

The beautiful high ceilings in the living room make The Threshing Barn bright and airy.

Are you looking for fun things to do with little ones during your stay with us at The Threshing Barn, Patchole, Devon?

Why not cuddle and help feed the young animals at Petorama in Stowford Village? Located 6.9kms from our luxurious barn. The entrance fee is £4pp* and there is no need to book. Opening hours may vary so call ahead to check 07769 310 508.

*Price correct at the time of publishing

For more information or to find out the availability of The Threshing Barn, send us a message or email [email protected]

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Stunning 17th century Barn conversion now available for the week of the 11th of August (7nts) originally £1175, NOW £950. This gorgeous barn is almost never available in the summer months but due to a last minute cancellation it now is, but it won’t be for long so BOOK NOW!

The Threshing Barn is a dog friendly 2 bedroom, detached, converted barn located in the quiet hamlet of Patchole in the heart of the North Devon countryside.

Overlooking the courtyard of the owner’s farmhouse and with use of 3 acres of landscaped grounds, this property really does have the wow factor.

Spacious accommodation goes hand in hand with all modern conveniences you may require during your stay. Downstairs the spacious open plan beamed living room leads out to a private garden and eating area. The barn also offers both downstairs and upstairs sleeping quarters with both boasting fabulous 6ft beds.

Patchole is a perfect base from which to explore the area and some of the best and cleanest surfing beaches in the country can be found at Croyde and Woolacombe as well as many smaller coves and bays. The regional town of Barnstaple can be easily reached for a range of shops, pubs and restaurants.

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Why not visit Clovelly during your stay with us at The Threshing Barn?

Clovelly is a picturesque fishing village once owned by the Queen of England, steeped in maritime atomosphere and history.

Adult tickets cost £8.75*
Child tickets cost £5.10*
Children under 7 are FREE.

*Prices correct at time of publishing.

Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as the walk is not for the faint hearted. Dogs on a lead are welcome. 🐶

Have you been to Clovelly? Share your pictures with us in the comments. 🚤 🎣 ☀️

Is walking not your cup of tea? How about kayaking 🛶 at Combe Martin (4.9miles), golf at Ilfracombe ⛳️ (7.2miles), Cycling 🚴‍♂️ the Tarka trail (10.3miles) or Surfing 🏄‍♀️ at Woolacombe (11.5miles)?

The Living area of The Threshing Barn in Patchole.

Traditional character and contemporary design combine to great effect in this spacious, detached, converted barn.

The Threshing Barn is a delightful retreat in the quiet hamlet of Patchole in the heart of the North Devon countryside. Overlooking the courtyard of the owner’s farmhouse and with use of 3 acres of landscaped grounds, this property really does have the wow factor.

Spacious accommodation goes hand in hand with all modern conveniences you may require during your stay. Downstairs the spacious open plan beamed living room leads out to a private garden and eating area. The barn also offers both downstairs and upstairs sleeping quarters with both boasting fabulous 6ft beds.

Patchole is a perfect base from which to explore the area and some of the best and cleanest surfing beaches in the country can be found at Croyde and Woolacombe as well as many smaller coves and bays. The regional town of Barnstaple can be easily reached for a range of shops, pubs and restaurants.