Towns in Devon

Appledore in the county of Devon
Appledore is as enchanting as its name. It is a pretty place that shows a host of colourful fishermens cottages in the narrow streets beyond the quay
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Ashprington in the county of Devon
Ashprington is a village of great beauty and this is largely due to its fine position high above the rich fertile meadows that slope gently down to the River Dart.
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Axminster in the county of Devon
Famous for its carpets often likened to Turkish, Axminster was one of the first West Saxon settlements formed along the River Axe in Devon.
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Axmouth in the county of Devon
This quiet resort of colourwashed cottages sitting at the edge of the River Axe was once an important south Devon port.
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Babbacombe in the county of Devon
With its lovely Blue Flag beaches, pleasant gardens, pedrestrianised shopping areas, and friendly ambience, Babbacombe makes an enjoyable resort for a family holiday.
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Bampton in the county of Devon
Bampton is a pleasant little Market town situated at the junction of the Rivers Batherm and Exe.
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Bantham in the county of Devon
Bantham sits on the mouth of the Devon Avon. It is one of a host of pretty villages dotting the inlets and creeks of the lovely...
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Barnstaple in the county of Devon
The surrounding countryside to the pleasant town of Barnstaple was the inspiration for the book - Tarka the Otter. This is unsurprising as the town nestles amidst fine Devonshire countryside in the valley of the River Taw at a point where the river is spanned by a 15th-century multi-arched Long Bridge.
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Beer in the county of Devon
Interestingly, lace making was once an industry of this picturesque little fishing village.
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Beesands in the county of Devon
Here in Beesands narrow lanes rise swiftly up steep cliffs from a small beach-side fishing village showing a delightful mix match of old cottages fronted by a strip of softly shelving sand and shingle.
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Bideford in the county of Devon
For the two hundred years between 1550 and 1750 Bideford held the reputation of being the principal port of north devon and, the...
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Bovey Tracey in the county of Devon
The pretty town of Bovey Tracey borders with the beautiful landscape of Dartmoor.
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Brixham in the county of Devon
The long history of Brixham first began in pre-historic caves, finds suggest that Human beings sheltered here during the Ice Age
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Broadhembury in the county of Devon
Broadhembury is an idyllic village which is an oasis of calm and beauty lying at the edge of the Blackdown Hills.
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Brushford in the county of Devon
This is a sleepy little village lying within easy reach of the Dartmoor National Park, it has a wealth of leafy lanes and pleasant cottages and houses.
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Buckland in the Moor in the county of Devon
This is one of Devon's "dream villages" with an attractive small church dating from the 13th century and a cluster of picturesque thickly thatched country cottages with the most "English" of country gardens.
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Budleigh Salterton in the county of Devon
This town is perhaps best known for being the scene of Sir John Millias' painting, The Boyhood of Raleigh.
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Butterleigh in the county of Devon
Splendid skies rise over attractive Butterleigh which lies in a favoured position close to the banks of the River Exe as it...
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Chagford in the county of Devon
With haunting scenery, quaint cottages, pretty streets and alleyways Chagford has something for everyone.
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Chittlehamholt in the county of Devon
Chittlehamholt is a lovely peaceful village lying in unspoilt countryside close to the River Taw.
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