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Hareley Barn

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Hareley Barn is a restored 16th Century Grade II listed barn, situated on a traditional rare breeds farm. It has panoramic views over an unspoilt rural landscape of woods, streams and pasture. The farm is a haven for wildlife where we rear rare breed sheep, pigs and poultry.

The Barn is spacious and comfortable, with a king-size bedroom and en suite bathroom which has one small step (apart from this access is level throughout) and twin-bedded room and separate bathroom with splash shower and spa bath. There is a woodburning stove in the living area, a separate kitchen and a laundry room.

The original stone walls, cattle stall and hayrack have been preserved and most of the Barn is open to the eaves. A fenced grass playground is available from April to October and the barbecue area

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Hareley Barn

4.7
out of 5
Ratings from 100 reviews
97% of guests
recommend
Cleanliness
4.8
Comfort
4.6
Condition
4.7
Location
4.7
Value
4.6
Customer
Service
4.9

Latest Review - August 2026

We had a wonderful week at Hareley Barn and really enjoyed our stay. The Barn is lovely, comfortable, cosy, and very well equipped, with everything you could possibly need for a relaxing holiday. We particularly appreciated how much information was provided about the surrounding area, including recommendations for villages, pubs, walks, and places to visit. The only downside is that the Barn is quite isolated, so it is difficult to go for a walk directly from the property. There are houses with dogs nearby, and the road is very narrow and not particularly safe for walking. However, this is ...more