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Devon is a warm and welcoming county with a unique, diverse landscape and
culture where visitors can enjoy year round, a wide range of activities,
events and festivals and always discover something new.
Having a buy to let property in Devon, has a lot going for it.
Overflowing with its own special character and spirit, North Devon is far
more than just a beautiful place to visit and there are few places in
Britain that can lay claim to such a wonder combination of stunning
landscapes; a coastline of spectacular cliffs, secret coves and golden
beaches together with a hinterland of wild moorland and lush rolling
hills. The North Devon coastline stretches from Lynton and Lynmouth to
Hartland and includes some of the finest and cleanest beaches to be found
anywhere in Europe. And the jewel in the crown is Braunton Burrows,
Britain's first new-style UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organisation) Biosphere Reserve.
Mid Devon has a delightful mix of scenery with rolling hill country
around Crediton and Tiverton contrasting with the gentler open
countryside of the Culm Valley.
The foreshore and cliffs of East Devon are officially recognised by
UNESCO, as one of the wonders of the natural world. The Jurassic Coast,
stretches for 95 miles from Exmouth in East Devon to Studland Bay in
Dorset and has been designated as England’s First Natural World Heritage
Site.
Full of history and heritage, Exeter is a small intimate city brimming
with colourful character and steeped in ancient history; shopaholics will
be delighted by the variety of shop’s in the compact city centre. The
capital of Devon, Exeter was occupied 200 years or so before the arrival
of the Romans. The Cathedral Green almost surrounds the city’s beautiful
Norman Cathedral, completed in 1394; call in to see the Exeter Rondels, a
series of embroidered cushions, over seventy metres in length, which line
the sides of the nave. Greater in length than the Bayeaux Tapestry, it
took over 14 million stitches to produce them.
The heart of the English Riviera, Torquay simply sparkles with holiday
atmosphere – wonderful beaches, a colourful marina, theatre
entertainment, nightlife and a host of family fun attractions whilst
views over the bay from the terrace are inspirational. Complemented by
palm trees and sub-tropical flowers, the English Riviera has over 22
miles of coastline and 18 beaches.
Devon is home to two National Parks. Dartmoor is an inspiration to all
who visit; ancient stone clapper bridges and sparkling clear rivers,
heather clad hills and the granite rocks of Dartmoor’s tors are just a
few of the features which make Dartmoor such a special place. Exmoor lies
in the north and combines breathtaking rugged coastline with wild heather
Moorland.
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