Set in the heart of East Devon, Cadhay is a beautiful Elizabethan Manor House built around a central courtyard with luxurious self catering accommodation for up to 22 people and magnificent gardens. Situated 10 miles east of Exeter and 5 miles from the sea at...

An historic house lived in by the family who have owned it and shared their history with it for over 500 years; a tranquil garden in an idyllic setting - all combine to give you a day out with a difference! We invite you to come and share it all with us.

The only public art gallery in East Devon, THG is the former home/studio of the late Thelma Hulbert. THG holds exhibitions by national, international and local contemporary artists, plus a permanent display of works by Ms Hulbert. Elmfield House is grade II listed....

An intriguing medieval cob cottage with a thatched roof and smoke-blackened timbers. Discover the fascinating history of the cottage including the unusual painted decorative screen showing St Andrew.

Built in 1805, the year of Trafalgar, Kennaway House is a handsome Regency mansion standing in its own grounds at the heart of Sidmouth. After a £1 million restoration carried out in 2008-2009, Kennaway House and its gardens offer an historic and beautiful setting...

The Sid Vale Heritage Centre is located close to the parish church and offers something for everyone who has a broad interest in the history of the local area. There are many documents and artefacts that help trace the extraordinary social and political history of...

Historic water-powered corn mill in a picturesque setting by the River Clyst surrounded by farmland and orchards.

Close to Killerton, this small thatched cottage was the village post office, serving Killerton House and the local community, until the 1950s.

With a choice of four all-action adult playgrounds across the UK (Kent, Devon, Durham and Yorkshire), we offer a unique alternative with our Corporate Entertainment Packages - an ideal choice to include in your Staff Incentive program or as the perfect treat for your...

Would you give away your family home for your political beliefs? Sir Richard Acland did with his estate, one of the largest the National Trust has acquired at 2,590 hectares (6,400 acres) with 20 farms and 200-plus cottages.