Trerethern Farm Luxury Shepherd's Huts
Peaceful adults-only shepherd’s huts on a Cornish farm near Padstow with estuary views, fire pits and slow living.
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Highlights
- A peaceful adults-only escape set quietly within a working Cornish farm, offering space, views and a real sense of calm.
- Hand-built shepherd’s huts crafted locally using traditional techniques, designed to blend naturally into the rural landscape.
- Cosy, self-contained interiors with a comfortable double bed, ensuite bathroom and an Everhot stove for warmth and cooking.
- Bespoke kitchens with oak worktops, Cornishware crockery and thoughtful local produce to welcome you in.
- Estuary-facing windows and fold-down dining tables that make everyday moments feel special.
- Private outdoor spaces with ambient lighting and a cast iron fire pit for cooking, warmth and stargazing.
- Easy access to Padstow, coastal walks and the historic Saints Way footpath straight from the farm.
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You should know
- The shepherd’s huts are adults-only and not suitable for children under 16.
- Dogs and other animals are not permitted on site.
- The huts are a separate venture from the wedding venue and Padstow Kitchen Garden events.
- Arrival is from 3pm and departure is by 10.30am.
- Optional extras such as breakfast boxes, logs, charcoal and chilled Champagne can be added when booking.
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The details
Set quietly within the working landscape of Trerethern Farm, these adults-only shepherd’s huts offer a calm, grown-up escape that feels wonderfully removed, even during Cornwall’s busier seasons. Thoughtfully positioned to make the most of wide estuary views and open skies, this is a place to slow down, breathe deeply and settle into the rhythms of farm life.
Each hut has been hand-built locally by Cornish makers Pumphrey & Weston, using traditional craftsmanship and natural materials that sit easily within their rural surroundings. The design is simple, warm and considered, blending understated luxury with a relaxed, unfussy feel that lets the landscape take centre stage.
Inside, the huts are beautifully self-contained and cleverly designed for comfort. There’s a welcoming double bed dressed in quality linen, an ensuite bathroom with a powerful Mira shower and heated towel rail, and smart storage that keeps the space feeling open and uncluttered. The bespoke kitchen features oak worktops, a hob and an Everhot stove, which doubles as both a heat source and a characterful way to cook, making evenings in feel especially cosy.
Large windows frame peaceful estuary views, with a fold-down dining table and stools perfectly placed for slow breakfasts or supper as the light changes outside. Thoughtful extras include Cornishware crockery, local oil, sea salt and pepper, locally sourced tea and coffee and milk from south west dairies that support fair farming practices.
Step outside and the pace drops another notch. Each hut has space to sit and soak up the views, soft ambient lighting after dark and a bespoke cast iron fire pit that’s ideal for cooking, keeping warm or stargazing on clear nights. Optional extras can shape your stay further, from farm-fresh breakfast boxes to chilled bottles of Camel Valley Brut waiting on arrival.
Stays here can be as quiet or as immersive as you choose. You might simply unwind with long walks and evenings by the fire, or time your visit to coincide with seasonal farm feasts, kitchen garden experiences or BBQ workshops that celebrate the land and the food it produces.
The huts sit just a 25-minute scenic walk across public fields from Padstow, where a pretty harbour, beautiful beaches and a standout food scene await. You also have private access to the Saints Way footpath, linking Padstow to Little Petherick and onwards to Fowey, with buses close by for exploring further afield.
Each hut has been hand-built locally by Cornish makers Pumphrey & Weston, using traditional craftsmanship and natural materials that sit easily within their rural surroundings. The design is simple, warm and considered, blending understated luxury with a relaxed, unfussy feel that lets the landscape take centre stage.
Inside, the huts are beautifully self-contained and cleverly designed for comfort. There’s a welcoming double bed dressed in quality linen, an ensuite bathroom with a powerful Mira shower and heated towel rail, and smart storage that keeps the space feeling open and uncluttered. The bespoke kitchen features oak worktops, a hob and an Everhot stove, which doubles as both a heat source and a characterful way to cook, making evenings in feel especially cosy.
Large windows frame peaceful estuary views, with a fold-down dining table and stools perfectly placed for slow breakfasts or supper as the light changes outside. Thoughtful extras include Cornishware crockery, local oil, sea salt and pepper, locally sourced tea and coffee and milk from south west dairies that support fair farming practices.
Step outside and the pace drops another notch. Each hut has space to sit and soak up the views, soft ambient lighting after dark and a bespoke cast iron fire pit that’s ideal for cooking, keeping warm or stargazing on clear nights. Optional extras can shape your stay further, from farm-fresh breakfast boxes to chilled bottles of Camel Valley Brut waiting on arrival.
Stays here can be as quiet or as immersive as you choose. You might simply unwind with long walks and evenings by the fire, or time your visit to coincide with seasonal farm feasts, kitchen garden experiences or BBQ workshops that celebrate the land and the food it produces.
The huts sit just a 25-minute scenic walk across public fields from Padstow, where a pretty harbour, beautiful beaches and a standout food scene await. You also have private access to the Saints Way footpath, linking Padstow to Little Petherick and onwards to Fowey, with buses close by for exploring further afield.
Set quietly within the working landscape of Trerethern Farm, these adults-only shepherd’s huts offer a calm, grown-up escape that feels wonderfully removed, even during Cornwall’s busier seasons. Thoughtfully positioned to make the most of wide estuary views and open skies, this is a place to slow down, breathe deeply and settle into the rhythms of farm life.
Each hut has been hand-built locally by Cornish makers Pumphrey & Weston, using traditional craftsmanship and natural materials that sit easily within their rural surroundings. The design is simple, warm and considered, blending understated luxury with a relaxed, unfussy feel that lets the landscape take centre stage.
Inside, the huts are beautifully self-contained and cleverly designed for comfort. There’s a welcoming double bed dressed in quality linen, an ensuite bathroom with a powerful Mira shower and heated towel rail, and smart storage that keeps the space feeling open and uncluttered. The bespoke kitchen features oak worktops, a hob and an Everhot stove, which doubles as both a heat source and a characterful way to cook, making evenings in feel especially cosy.
Large windows frame peaceful estuary views, with a fold-down dining table and stools perfectly placed for slow breakfasts or supper as the light changes outside. Thoughtful extras include Cornishware crockery, local oil, sea salt and pepper, locally sourced tea and coffee and milk from south west dairies that support fair farming practices.
Step outside and the pace drops another notch. Each hut has space to sit and soak up the views, soft ambient lighting after dark and a bespoke cast iron fire pit that’s ideal for cooking, keeping warm or stargazing on clear nights. Optional extras can shape your stay further, from farm-fresh breakfast boxes to chilled bottles of Camel Valley Brut waiting on arrival.
Stays here can be as quiet or as immersive as you choose. You might simply unwind with long walks and evenings by the fire, or time your visit to coincide with seasonal farm feasts, kitchen garden experiences or BBQ workshops that celebrate the land and the food it produces.
The huts sit just a 25-minute scenic walk across public fields from Padstow, where a pretty harbour, beautiful beaches and a standout food scene await. You also have private access to the Saints Way footpath, linking Padstow to Little Petherick and onwards to Fowey, with buses close by for exploring further afield.
Each hut has been hand-built locally by Cornish makers Pumphrey & Weston, using traditional craftsmanship and natural materials that sit easily within their rural surroundings. The design is simple, warm and considered, blending understated luxury with a relaxed, unfussy feel that lets the landscape take centre stage.
Inside, the huts are beautifully self-contained and cleverly designed for comfort. There’s a welcoming double bed dressed in quality linen, an ensuite bathroom with a powerful Mira shower and heated towel rail, and smart storage that keeps the space feeling open and uncluttered. The bespoke kitchen features oak worktops, a hob and an Everhot stove, which doubles as both a heat source and a characterful way to cook, making evenings in feel especially cosy.
Large windows frame peaceful estuary views, with a fold-down dining table and stools perfectly placed for slow breakfasts or supper as the light changes outside. Thoughtful extras include Cornishware crockery, local oil, sea salt and pepper, locally sourced tea and coffee and milk from south west dairies that support fair farming practices.
Step outside and the pace drops another notch. Each hut has space to sit and soak up the views, soft ambient lighting after dark and a bespoke cast iron fire pit that’s ideal for cooking, keeping warm or stargazing on clear nights. Optional extras can shape your stay further, from farm-fresh breakfast boxes to chilled bottles of Camel Valley Brut waiting on arrival.
Stays here can be as quiet or as immersive as you choose. You might simply unwind with long walks and evenings by the fire, or time your visit to coincide with seasonal farm feasts, kitchen garden experiences or BBQ workshops that celebrate the land and the food it produces.
The huts sit just a 25-minute scenic walk across public fields from Padstow, where a pretty harbour, beautiful beaches and a standout food scene await. You also have private access to the Saints Way footpath, linking Padstow to Little Petherick and onwards to Fowey, with buses close by for exploring further afield.
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From £140 per night with discounts for 5+ or 7+ night stays
From £140 per night with discounts for 5+ or 7+ night stays
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