• Home décor
  • Giftware
  • Antiques
  • Artisan candles

Something old, something new

A two-storey 1800s carriage house tucked down McFaul Road in Hillier, Prince Edward County, filled to the rafters with antiques, farmhouse finds and gifts.

Open Fri–Sun

Plan your visit Step inside
Open Fri–Sun Fri & Sat 10–5 · Sun 10–4
Inside Bent Barn: the main floor with a General Store sign, shelves of décor and antiques under warm lights

Come on in

Built in the 1800s as a carriage house, this old barn on McFaul Road now holds two floors, a loft and a few sheds’ worth of treasures. Some are a hundred years old, some are brand new, and every one was picked by hand.

The barn’s black double doors and weathered grey siding, with a ladder and wagon wheel out front
The front doors, McFaul Road

“I truly appreciate everyone who chooses to stop here and shop. It means the world to me!”

TerriOwner, Bent Barn PEC
Benches, tables and planters set out on the gravel beside the barn
Out on the gravel, every weekend
  • 1800scarriage house, still standing proud
  • 2 floorsplus the loft and the sheds out back
  • 4.7★from 25 Google reviews
  • Fri–Sunopen weekends from 10

Every lap around the store

Something new, every lap.

“New things to find every time we visit, even every lap around the store.” Mike H., Google review

The upstairs loft under spray-foamed rafters, full of décor and signs
01Up under the rafters
The main floor, with tables and shelving of home décor
02The main floor
Apothecary-style cupboards with jars, drawers and a staircase
03Drawers, jars & cupboards
The loft seen end to end with pillows, signs and tables
04The loft, end to end
Floor-to-ceiling shelves of Fusion Mineral Paint under a General Store sign
05Paint by the shelf-full
Lake-house and farmhouse signs, lanterns and baskets in the loft
06Lake-house & farmhouse
An outbuilding full of vintage signs, gas pumps and antiques
07Out in the sheds

…and that’s only one lap.

Come see the rest

The motto

Something old something new

Old

  • Crocks, washtubs & milk cans
  • Enamel & tin signs
  • Cupboards, crates & barrels
  • Pedal tractors & tin trucks
  • Lanterns, wagon wheels & oddities

New

  • Artisan candles & melts
  • Pillows, throws & tea towels
  • Purses, fedoras & hats
  • Farmhouse signs & florals
  • Fusion Mineral Paint

Hover or tap a side and the old weathervane swings round to it. Whichever way the wind blows, you’ll leave with a little of both.

Auction day

Filling the trailer.

Most weeks start at an auction or a back-road sale. Terri loads up the trailer, makes a few stops on the way home, and by the weekend it’s all out on the floor or in the sheds. That’s why no two visits are ever the same.

  • A red vintage pedal tractor and wagon

    Lot 01Pedal tractor

  • Wooden Coca-Cola and Pepsi bottle crates

    Lot 02Soda crates

  • A vintage Planters salted peanuts sign

    Lot 03Peanut sign

  • Shelves of vintage tin toy trucks

    Lot 04Tin trucks

  • A silver vintage pedal airplane

    Lot 05Pedal plane

  • A round Ice Cold Coca-Cola Sold Here sign

    Lot 06Enamel sign

  • A green John Deere pedal tractor with trailer

    Lot 07Green & yellow

  • Barn birdhouses on wooden barrels

    Lot 08Barrels & birdhouses

  • Green enamel barn light shades on a cart

    Lot 09Enamel shades

  • Black milk cans and a wooden barrel with florals

    Lot 10Milk cans

  • Two red toy pickup trucks on a stone ledge

    Lot 11Little red pickups

  • A vintage drawer cabinet, wheel and soda cooler

    Lot 12Hardware drawers

“Happy place! Filling the trailer to bring home to the shop.”
Terri, on a Saturday auction run · See what just came in on Instagram ↗

Four seasons at the barn

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Christmas

Tulips in old crocks, bunnies on every shelf and the first planters out on the gravel.

Washtubs spilling flowers, pedal tractors in the yard and the sheds flung wide open.

Mums, pumpkins and grinning ghosts. The County’s favourite time for a drive.

Trees in every corner, ornaments by the hundred and gift baskets filled to order.

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Pink tulips in a chippy white urn beside a ceramic bunny A bright yellow forsythia wreath Ceramic spring chicks and speckled eggs in a nest
Galvanized washtubs full of yellow flowers on a green stand A giant woven basket overflowing with yellow florals Double washtubs on a wooden stand in the evening sun
White ceramic jack-o’-lanterns and mums on a cart outside the barn A dark metal pumpkin beside autumn sunflowers in a crock A wrought iron bistro table with a watering can full of autumn flowers
A lit Christmas tree decorated in the shop A little camper ornament on a lit tree A red sleigh, snowman and tin trees on a Christmas display

Take a little home

Paint, baskets & the perfect gift.

Shelves of Fusion Mineral Paint jars with colour-swatch sticks, stacked floor to ceiling, and brushes hanging above

The paint wall

Shelf after shelf of Fusion Mineral Paint, with lots of colours in stock and the brushes to go with them. It’s how an old dresser, a thrifted chair or a tired cupboard gets a whole new life. Ask Terri what she’s been painting lately.

  • Dressers & cupboards
  • Chairs & tables
  • Thrifted finds
  • Kitchen cabinets
Eight wrapped gift baskets filled with candles and treats

Gift baskets, filled to order

For clients, staff, a secret Santa or a simple thank-you. Tell Terri what you’d like to spend and she’ll fill one generously, saving you the time and the running around.

Call 613-849-7343 Email Terri

Kind words

“A real gem.”

4.725 Google reviews
100%recommendon Facebook

  • “We bring people here all the time when visiting us from out of town!”

    Sofia G. · Google

  • “Beautiful little rustic barn with so many wonderful artisan products! Prices are very reasonable… Terri is very helpful and personable.”

    Neena C. · Google

  • “Take a step into the past, with old, new and repurposed items.”

    Kimberly B. · Google

  • “One of the nicest prim shops I’ve been to.”

    Pauline S. · Facebook

  • “Cool old carriage house that has been converted into a store… would be a cool stop on any wine tour.”

    Nathan S. · Google

  • “I love the great atmosphere in the Bent Barn, cosy and casual. There are always unique new items every visit.”

    Penny B. · Google

  • “Absolutely beautiful little shop and so much to choose from. If you are looking for a unique gift for someone, this is the place to go!”

    Lianne O. · Facebook

  • “A real gem. Such a cute little shop. So much to look at. Something new every time we pop over.”

    Tracy C. · Google

  • “What are you waiting for? Stop reading this and get going!”

    Jessalynn B. · Facebook

  • “Super cute spot for outdoor antiques, country decor and candles.”

    JJ · Google

Come find us

Leave the lantern on. We’ll see you Friday.

Open Fri–Sun
Address 336 McFaul Road
Consecon (Hillier), ON K0K 1T0
Prince Edward County
Hours
Friday10 am – 5 pm
Saturday10 am – 5 pm
Sunday10 am – 4 pm
Mon – ThuClosed

Hours shift with the seasons and long weekends, and Terri posts each day’s hours on Facebook and Instagram. Coming a long way? Give her a quick call first.

Get directions 613-849-7343 bentbarnpec@yahoo.com

Make a day of it

Start at the barn, then wander the County.

Minutes from Hillier wine country, on the way to Wellington, Sandbanks, Bloomfield and Picton.

Find the barn on Google Maps