Historic Houses in Devon

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• Killerton Markers Cottage // Exeter

  

  Medieval thatched cob cottage with painted on wooden panelled interior

• Merchants House Museum // Plymouth

  

  The largest and finest surviving example of a 16th/early 17th century residence in Plymouth. Houses museum illustrating different aspects of Plymouth's history

• Greenway // Brixham

  

  Discover Agatha Christie's beloved holiday home on the banks of the River Dart.

• Powderham Castle // Exeter

  

  One of England's best known stately homes - the historic home of the Earl of Devon. Open to the public and is available for private and corporate functions, and licensed for Civil Wedding Ceremonies.

• A La Ronde // Exmouth

  

  A La Ronde is probably unique in Britain, if not the world for having sixteen sides. In fact there are many quirky features to this 18th century country house.

• Saltram // Plymouth

  

  Situated high above the river Plym near Plymouth is the Georgian mansion of Saltram.

• Cadhay // Ottery St Mary

  

  The historic manor house and estate at Cadhay dates back to pre-medieval times, although most of the current house is Elizabethan.

• Buckland Abbey // Yelverton

  

  This fine medieval house near Yelverton was once (as the name suggests) an abbey. Originally settled by Cistercian monks, the abbey and its estate were founded in 1278.

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