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The aspect is south-facing, standing in its own acre of land and surrounded by open fields, with fantastic views of pasture and hills. We love it and hope that you will too. Red Tiles Barn is English Board 4 star rated.
Comments from the guest book
"Lovely. You've thought of everthing. A home from home"
"Beautiful cottage and wonderful views"
"our son wants to live here!"
"One word "Perfect"".
Come and stay in a beautifully converted century old barn set in rolling Somerset pastures.
The barn (with its red tiled roof) lies about 1 mile from Evercreech, on the outskirts of the farming hamlet of Stoney Stratton. The area is very rural, predominantly dairy farming, with rolling hills and rich pasture all around. There are many local footpaths and lovely walks can be managed right from the doorstep.
Red Tiles was built at the end of the 19th century and was originally used as a milking barn. It has been in Neill Family ownership since it was built.
The barn has recently been converted retaining much of it's original character, while providing a high standard of comfort. The architect, Nigel Begg, recently has won a number of awards for his work. It is equipped to accommodate four people and an infant.
