In a coastal town that is lined with very large, very expensive property, it is refreshing to come across Tuckers — a delightful former fisherman's cottage that is just metres from the estuary.
Those looking for a slice of Devon paradise need look no further than Cramalt Lodge — a large period property with impressive coastal views and lush private gardens.
With previous owners including Bishops, Earls and Queen Elizabeth I through the Crown's estate, Yarner House has had a colourful past. The sprawling property, most recently run as a holiday retreat and wedding venue is now on the market...and there's a lot on offer.
Featuring a unique wrap-around verandah and set within the picturesque South Hams, Buttville House offers a wonderful opportunity to create a family home close to some of Devon's best beaches.
This Grade II-listed cottage in Lynton could make the perfect summer escape once renovation is completed.
A look at the village of Upexe, in the Exe Valley near Exeter.
Set in over seven acres within the Dartmoor National Park is Sortridge Manor, a beautiful period property that comes with its own woodland and wildflower meadow.
Hidden behind a single door is a delightful collection of Grade II-listed houses and flats for sale.
Set at the edge of the village of Bradninch, Grade I-listed The Manor House combines a rich history with exquisite interiors and glorious gardens.
Bel Alp House, in the hamlet of Haytor Vale, Devon, combines an interesting history with a magnificent panorama over the surrounding countryside.
We pick out some of the finest country houses for sale in Devon today.
In the heart of Devon, Bolham House is a simply delightful country home with almost endless space, plus three cottages. Penny Churchill takes a look.
Built because of a dare, the Round House, in Ilfracombe, Devon, is not only an unusual place to live, but it takes in superb sea views thanks to its round roof terrace.
The 16th-century, Grade II*-listed former manor house of Widworthy Barton sits in 43 secluded acres near Honiton in Devon.
One of the great Dartmoor estates has come up for sale — a place which inspired one of the most famous detective stories in history. Penny Churchill takes a look.
Penny Churchill shares this 'truly magical place', which was originally a cider press and orchard.
Originally dating from the late 17th or early 18th-century, Addisford is a quiet and charming country cottage set in 11 acres.
Rachael Turner explores the period property by Dartmoor National Park.
Opportunities don't get much bigger — or more daunting — than Hope Cove Bunker, a former nuclear bunker near Salcombe.
