Dewdrop Dairy

Luxuriously fitted and furnished, Dewdrop Dairy has a bright and airy feel and features state of the art mod cons, cosy under flooring heating, impressive spa bath, walk in waterfall shower, chunky super king size bed and an overall contemporary style that will be sure to leave you with a lasting impression.

Dewdrop Dairy is one of five, in the set of ‘View for Two’ barns, completed in August 2008. For many years the dairy was used to cool and store the milk.

Set in the peaceful location on the dramatic North Cornish coast, it offers spectacular countryside and sea vistas that can be viewed from the patio doors, while relaxing and unwinding in comfort on the leather sofas. The patio area to the front of the barn and larger shared grass area with seating and built in BBQ is perfect for enjoying those long summer days or for sitting back with a warm drink on a chilly winter evening.

Off-road parking.
No pets and no smoking please.

Location
The village of Marhamchurch is just a short stroll away. There are plenty of walks in the area that can be enjoyed such as the Hele Valley Trail which joins onto the idyllic canal path that leads to the seaside town of Bude (two miles away). If you are feeling a bit more adventurous, the walk extends to encompass the rugged coastline from the town, back towards the village, where The Wier (tea room and bistro) is situated. Perfect for couples looking to relax and admire the view overlooking the lake.

The charming seaside town of Bude, two miles away, has a selection of good quality shops, fine restaurants and public houses. Dewdrop Dairy is also ideally located if you intend to visit other popular Cornish towns, such as Padstow, Rock (35 miles), Port Isaac (25 miles) and Boscastle (15 miles).

Directions to Wooldown
By Rail
The nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway (33 miles), alternatively, you may wish to use Plymouth Station (43 miles) or you may wish to travel to Exeter Station (60 miles) where you can hire a car or taxi from there, or use the bus service to Bude.

By Road
M5 to Exeter. Take the A30 from Exeter to Launceston. Take the turning off the A30 into Launceston, you then come to a roundabout which shows the Bude road.
Take the road to Bude (B3254) and continue on for about 13 to 14 miles, you should come to a cross roads (Red Post) and then take the road to the left to Stratton/Bude (A3072), drive through Stratton and you will come to the A39.
Turn to the left and continue until you have passed 2 Bude turnings to the right. The Marhamchurch turning is the next on the left (Pinch Hill), if you miss this one do not worry there is another turning just 1/2 mile down the road again to the left (Helebridge Road).
Drive into the village of Marhamchurch and take the Week St Mary road out of the village (Sharlands Road), this goes past the Bullers Arms.
Just on about 500m and exactly opposite the village sign itself and just after the 30 mph sign is the turning to Wooldown Farm to the left, with the sign at the entrance.

Luxuriously fitted and furnished, Dewdrop Dairy has a bright and airy feel and features state of the art mod cons, cosy under flooring heating, impressive spa bath, walk in waterfall shower, chunky super king size bed and an overall contemporary style that will be sure to leave you with a lasting impression.

Dewdrop Dairy is one of five, in the set of ‘View for Two’ barns, completed in August 2008. For many years the dairy was used to cool and store the milk.

Set in the peaceful location on the dramatic North Cornish coast, it offers spectacular countryside and sea vistas that can be viewed from the patio doors, while relaxing and unwinding in comfort on the leather sofas. The patio area to the front of the barn and larger shared grass area with seating and built in BBQ is perfect for enjoying those long summer days or for sitting back with a warm drink on a chilly winter evening.

Off-road parking.
No pets and no smoking please.

Location
The village of Marhamchurch is just a short stroll away. There are plenty of walks in the area that can be enjoyed such as the Hele Valley Trail which joins onto the idyllic canal path that leads to the seaside town of Bude (two miles away). If you are feeling a bit more adventurous, the walk extends to encompass the rugged coastline from the town, back towards the village, where The Wier (tea room and bistro) is situated. Perfect for couples looking to relax and admire the view overlooking the lake.

The charming seaside town of Bude, two miles away, has a selection of good quality shops, fine restaurants and public houses. Dewdrop Dairy is also ideally located if you intend to visit other popular Cornish towns, such as Padstow, Rock (35 miles), Port Isaac (25 miles) and Boscastle (15 miles).

Directions to Wooldown
By Rail
The nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway (33 miles), alternatively, you may wish to use Plymouth Station (43 miles) or you may wish to travel to Exeter Station (60 miles) where you can hire a car or taxi from there, or use the bus service to Bude.

By Road
M5 to Exeter. Take the A30 from Exeter to Launceston. Take the turning off the A30 into Launceston, you then come to a roundabout which shows the Bude road.
Take the road to Bude (B3254) and continue on for about 13 to 14 miles, you should come to a cross roads (Red Post) and then take the road to the left to Stratton/Bude (A3072), drive through Stratton and you will come to the A39.
Turn to the left and continue until you have passed 2 Bude turnings to the right. The Marhamchurch turning is the next on the left (Pinch Hill), if you miss this one do not worry there is another turning just 1/2 mile down the road again to the left (Helebridge Road).
Drive into the village of Marhamchurch and take the Week St Mary road out of the village (Sharlands Road), this goes past the Bullers Arms.
Just on about 500m and exactly opposite the village sign itself and just after the 30 mph sign is the turning to Wooldown Farm to the left, with the sign at the entrance.