A 10-minute drive up the coast from Exmouth, Riverdown offers bed and breakfast in Exton, south Devon. In a pretty, secluded location with views across the Exe Estuary, Riverdown provides free Wi-Fi and parking, as well as full English breakfasts. Each room has a TV and use of a guests’ lounge with a fridge and tea and coffee facilities. All have a spacious en suite or private bathroom with shower, hairdryer and complementary toiletries. A full English breakfast is served from 08:30. Earlier breakfast is possible by arrangement. The guest house is around 10 minutes’ walk from Exton Train Station, which has direct services to nearby Lympstone, Topsham and Exmouth, and runs to the cathedral city of Exeter in around 25 minutes. The village pub is 2 minutes’ walk from the station, offering a wide choice of dishes and local real ales.
in the county of Devon
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