Berry Farm Barn Stunning Barn Conversion in South Cerney

While the village of South Cerney was founded by Saxon settlers in 999 AD, parts of the stone farmhouse on the farm date back to 1580, and Berry Farm is known to have existed on the site since at least 1856.  The Farm was purchased by Claire’s great grandfather in 1932, for the princely sum of £4,300 – and has remained in the family ever since.  Claire remembers harvest time when her grandfather Ray owned the farm – climbing up into the hay bales! Ray loved horses and was often seen round the village with his horse and trap, where Claire loved riding beside him. The farm was left to Claire’s mother, and now Claire is the fourth generation of the family to live and work on the farm – and has uncovered some incredible photographs in the archives… 

Berry Farm Barn has now been converted into a beautiful home, capable of accommodating up to 12 guests and is located just on the edge of the village of South Cerney. The photos to the right show the dining room before and after the conversion. You can read more about the renovation journey here.

Berry Farm is so much more than the stunning holiday lodge that you see. As well as being a working farm there are always things going on as you can see from their events page – check them out here

Parlour Barn, next to Berry Farm Barn can be used for larger family gatherings such as weddings or other celebrations.

Evening suppers at the barn are gaining something of a reputation locally and you will often find Jo and Barry enjoying Chris and Claire’s hospitality!

If you fancy doing something a little more rigorous during your time with us then we would highly recommend a visit to Berry Farms wellness page where you can find more details about their yoga, Pilates and PT including a timetable. You will also benefit from meeting a number of the locals, many of whom use the Berry Farm facilities