A fine example of Arts and Crafts style architecture, with lovely Art Deco interiors. The gardens cling to the valley sides and feature a rare collection of exotic plants. An events listing is available on their Website for both the house and gardens.
Famed for the hymn "Abide With Me" which was penned by Henry Francis Lyte who was the rector here from 1823 until 1847.
The Brixham Battery Heritage Group are all volunteers who work tirelessly to maintain and restore the grounds and buildings of the coastal defence battery. Open Sunday, Monday and Friday from 2pm - 4pm you can learn about the history and operation of the site which was built in 1940.
Dartmouth's defining landmark has guarded the mouth of the River Dart for over 600 years. Take a boat trip from Dartmouth Quay to explore this well-preserved 14th Century castle.
Set in front of 51 Fore Street, folklore has it thatTrojan Brutus first stepped ashore onto this small granite boulder here in 1136 stating "Here I stand and here I rest. And this town shall be called Totnes".
'Dartmouth has an abundance of Heritage Sites, from standing stones to historic estates, we have 5 near Dartmouth. Reviewed by people who have been there.'
24 March 2024
A fine example of Arts and Crafts style architecture, with lovely Art Deco interiors. The gardens cling to the valley sides and feature a rare collection of exotic plants. An events listing is available on their Website for both the house and gardens.
Famed for the hymn "Abide With Me" which was penned by Henry Francis Lyte who was the rector here from 1823 until 1847.
The Brixham Battery Heritage Group are all volunteers who work tirelessly to maintain and restore the grounds and buildings of the coastal defence battery. Open Sunday, Monday and Friday from 2pm - 4pm you can learn about the history and operation of the site which was built in 1940.
Dartmouth's defining landmark has guarded the mouth of the River Dart for over 600 years. Take a boat trip from Dartmouth Quay to explore this well-preserved 14th Century castle.
Set in front of 51 Fore Street, folklore has it thatTrojan Brutus first stepped ashore onto this small granite boulder here in 1136 stating "Here I stand and here I rest. And this town shall be called Totnes".