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Events in Kenton | 10 Places to Stay
Kenton is a small picturesque village nestling in the valley of the River Kenn in South Devon, only a few miles from Exeter. Attracting walkers and cyclists with it’s beauty and wildlife, add the pretty thatched cottages and Medieval Manor House makes a recipe for success. A tour around Powderham Castle rewinds the hands of time with scintillating Medieval architecture, set within stunning grounds and Deer Park on the banks of the River. The magnificent rooms and fine furniture tells an interesting story. Or perhaps the 15th Century Church of All Saints with it’s six bells is more for you.
Nearby is the curious A La Ronde, built in the 18th Century, the 16 sided house has an intriguing collection gathered by two cousins during their Grand Tour, or how about a tour of your own around an enchanting Vineyard set in the foothills of Haldon Hills, Kenton Vineyard unravels the mystery of grape to bottle and offers a chance to sample a glass or two…..for lovers of history there is always the opportunity to see 19th Century Killerton Clyston Mill set over three floors, and Exeter Cathedral which conjures thoughts of centuries past, or for toe curling thrills Crealy Adventure Park just may be the answer……
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Mill Farm
(0.72 miles)
Mill Farm - found on the Powderham estate between Exeter and Dawlish. We have five delightful en suite bedrooms all with television and tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast cooked on an Aga. Very easy ...
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The Croft Guest House
(1.93 miles)
The Croft is ideally set in an acre of secluded gardens overlooking picturesque Cockwood Harbour & the Exe estuary, approximately one mile from Starcross on the A379 Exeter - Dawlish road.
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Cofton Country Holidays
(2.10 miles)
A Glorious Corner of Devon
A family-run four star holiday park in a Glorious Corner of Devon. Nestled in a secluded valley, this award-winning park lies in rolling hills, open parkland and mature woodland. Brimming with ... More
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Lower Thornton Farm
(2.31 miles)
Family run mixed farm with panoramic views, close to Exeter, Dartmoor, forest walks, racecourse and beach, with an excellent pub 1 mile away for evening meals. Warm and spacious with guest lounge with colour ...
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Shippon Bed and Breakfast
(2.51 miles)
A Shippon was originally a farm building used to house livestock. Our Shippon was converted in about 1980 to a family home and still has a smaller barn in the grounds which we intend to ...
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Eastdon House
(2.74 miles)
Eastdon House, Dawlish Warren is a late eighteenth century Georgian house which stands on one of the most impressive positions on the Exe estuary. From the striking house tidy lawns slope down to open parkland ...
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The Globe
(2.80 miles)
A sixteenth century Coaching Inn set in the beautiful estuary town of Topsham - 4 miles from Exeter City centre. At the Globe we offer our customers a traditional English Inn with character and atmosphere ...
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Ash Hotel
(2.83 miles)
Ash Hotel is on the sea front, overlooking Exmouth beach, close to the marina and is only 5 minutes walk from Exmouth town centre & train/bus station.
All rooms are beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean and comfortable.
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Matford Belvedere
(2.87 miles)
This charming sandstone lodge is set in 25 acres with spectacular panoramic views over the hills of Devon offers comfortable Bed & Breakfast and is situated in an excellent location for business and leisure with ...
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