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Trebetherick

Trenain Upper Barn

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Daymer Bay | Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | Dog Friendly (excluding July and August)

Discover Daymer Bay

Trebetherick, near Daymer Bay | Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | Dog Friendly (excluding July and August)

Tucked away at the end of a private drive on Trenain Farm, Upper Trenain Barn is a characterful barn conversion wrapped in open Cornish farmland, yet just a five-minute stroll along the footpath from the golden sands of Daymer Bay. It's a setting that offers the best of both worlds: the peace of the countryside living with one of North Cornwall's most beloved beaches almost on the doorstep.

Inside, the barn has been thoughtfully arranged for easy family living. The heart of the home is a sociable open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room, where everyone can gather after a day on the beach, whether that's cooking together, settling in for a film night, or lingering over supper as the evening light falls across the fields.

Three comfortable bedrooms sleep up to six guests. The main bedroom offers a super king bed (which can be set up as two singles on request), with a king room and a twin room completing the accommodation, a flexible arrangement that works beautifully for families, grandparents, or two couples travelling together. A shower room, family bathroom and separate utility room keep busy beach-holiday mornings running smoothly.

Outside

There's a garden with furniture for al fresco meals, private parking, and a dedicated EV charging point (charges apply; vehicle registration required). Well-behaved dogs are welcome outside of July and August, making Upper Trenain Barn a wonderful choice for off-season escapes with the whole family, four-legged members included.


The Details

  • Sleeps 6 across 3 bedrooms

  • Short breaks available

  • Up to 2 dogs welcome by prior arrangement (£50 per pet, stays up to 7 nights; additional charges for longer stays). Strictly no dogs in July and August.

  • Access to the main door is via an external flight of steps, so the property may not suit guests with limited mobility or wheelchair users

  • Linen and towels included - beach towels not provided

  • Book alongside Lower Trenain Barn and Trenain Farmhouse for multi-generational stays of up to 26 guests across the farm


Features

Close to the Beach

EV Charger

Fire / wood burner

Useful information

Changeover day
Friday

Arrival and departure
Arrival from 16:00, departure by 10:00.

Bed linen and towels
All bed linen and towels provided, no beach towels.

Security deposit
£200, card details securely held.


Accommodation

  • Bedroom 1 – Super king (can be configured as two singles - please confirm at booking)

  • Bedroom 2 – King-size bed

  • Bedroom 3 – Twin beds

  • Open-plan kitchen / dining / sitting room

  • Shower room with WC

  • Family bathroom with WC

  • Utility room

  • Enclosed garden with countryside views

  • Patio with outdoor furniture

  • Private parking

  • Dedicated EV charging point (charges apply)

Spread the cost of your holiday balance with our flexible payment plan

The local area

Trenain Upper Barn's location

Daymer Bay's sheltered, family-friendly sands are a ten-minute walk via the footpath, with the estuary's calm waters perfect for paddling, swimming and paddleboarding. The coast path leads on to Polzeath for surfing and sunsets, while Rock - with its sailing club, waterski school and ferry across to Padstow - is a short drive away. St Enodoc's golf course and its famous half-buried church, resting place of Sir John Betjeman, are practically next door.

Food lovers are especially well placed. Polzeath has a laid-back dining scene all of its own, from long lunches overlooking the surf at The Waterfront to fresh seafood at The Cracking Crab and easy-going coffee, pizza and brunch spots dotted around the beach. Along the estuary in Rock, the Ainsworth Collection's much-loved Mariners pub and St Enodoc Hotel, while Four Boys brings relaxed, seasonal cooking to the heart of the village. And when the occasion calls for it, Padstow's celebrated food scene is just a short ferry ride across the water.