We all enjoyed ourselves tremendously, the weather of course was the icing on the cake. The barn was certainly all that we were expecting and more and the boys both had a great time. We spent a lot of time at Beesands since there was no sand for Lucas to eat!

The Jacksons from Yorkshire, June 2008

"We felt instantly at home upon arriving at the South Barn.  The living area is extremely spacious with an attractive wood burning stove which separates the living area into two usable spaces, and which was great on a couple of cold nights.  The kitchen has all the mod con's you'd expect to find, and leads to an open plan dining area that has more than ample seating for our family.  The rooms are tastefully furnished and our en suite bathroom was much appreciated.  The bed was extremely comfortable.  The real beauty of South Barn, however is the location - with plenty of opportunities to walk in rolling countryside, as well as being a pleasant walk or quick drive to the local beach.  The shops and facilities in the area are great for artisan food and produce, we made a tasty risotto one night from locally caught fish purchased from an amazing local fishmonger.   All in all a great place for idyllic family holidays or a quiet retreat from your hectic everyday life. "

The Holweger family from Blackheath London,  April 2008

"We had a wonderful time at South Barn – it offers the perfect combination of rural peace and comfort. The surroundings are idyllic - from the beautifully landscaped field at the back to the rolling hills all around, with only the sound of birds and sheep to interrupt the silence. The barn itself is spacious and tastefully decorated, with all the home comforts a family needs – from TV and board games, to a log-burning stove and a well-equipped kitchen. The spectacular views are an added bonus. It’s ideally situated to enjoy the local area – we went on cliff walks, beach picnics and visits to the pretty nearby villages, as well as a delicious meal in a cosy country pub. I can recommend South Barn wholeheartedly and intend to come back at the first opportunity."

Clare Sychrava and family from Dulwich London, Easter 2008