Torrings Barn

Torrings Barn is a stone barn conversion at Torrings Farm near Ashford, a green door and gravel courtyard at the entrance, a thatched building standing next door.

A blue sofa beside a bookshelf

The living room pairs a blue sofa with a matching armchair, a second sofa set beside a bookshelf and framed map. The white kitchen has a dining table set for a cream tea, scones and a pot of tea laid out on the counter, a second cream tea setting close by on the worktop.

Bedrooms with bunting and a bunk room

Two bedrooms include one dressed with bunting and checked cushions beneath skylight windows, the other a bunk room with a gingham curtain. The bathroom has a shower cubicle and heated towel rail beneath a skylight.

A patio behind the barn

A patio table and chairs sit behind the barn overlooking the garden, the stone cottage visible across the lawn from the front, the Torrings Barn slate name sign surrounded by ivy near the entrance.

Sandy beaches and turquoise coves nearby

The coast nearby runs to a wide sandy beach with gentle waves, a turquoise cove framed by rocky cliffs, and a grassy coastal headland overlooking the sea, footprints trailing across the sand.

A barn conversion for a large group

With two bedrooms sleeping up to eight, Torrings Barn suits a family or several couples wanting a rural barn setting close to Thurlestone, parking included right at the gravel courtyard beside the green front door and thatched neighbour.