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EXETER
A fascinating and quaint historic estuary port, Topsham has some fine architecture. There are Dutch traders’ houses and fine examples of buildings from Georgian and Edwardian times.
Lympstone
Nestled on the eastern shore of the River Exe in Devon, Lympstone is a charming village that captivates visitors with its rich history, scenic beauty, and vibrant community life.
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Starcross
Across the Exe Estuary from Exmouth, Starcross is a small waterside village with plenty of railway interest. The village is a popular centre for sailing and is also a good location for bird watching on the Exe Estuary.
History
The remains of…
Cockwood
A lovely tidal harbour fronts this little village on the Western bank of the Exe Estuary just north of Dawlish Warren. It is a popular boating spot with church, pubs, local shops, and accommodation.
Exeter
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Devon, Broadclyst is a charming village that captures the essence of rural England. With its rich history, diverse activities, vibrant events, and delectable food and drink, Broadclyst is a delightful…
Kenton
Famous for it's red sandstone church, built in the reign of Edward III, this attractive village is situated on the road between Dawlish and Exeter. Although very much a Devon community, the village green displays an ancient Cornish cross whose…
Trusham
On the southern flanks of the Haldon Hills, Trusham is another near-perfect looking traditional Devon village with cob and thatch houses set attractively round the church. Strangely, Trusham has links with heavy industry - Quarrying and railways have
Exminster
A long village on the road between Exeter and Dawlish. It's close to Exminster Marshes and the RSPB reserve, with walks to the river Exe and the oldest canal in the UK. There is a red standstone church, pubs, shops and accommodation.
Chudleigh
This captivating and charming town has a vast history dating back over thousands of years. Prehistoric remains have been found in the caves at Rock, while an Iron Age hillfort overlooks the pretty town. Today the town of Chudleigh is thriving and is…
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