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Killerton House
18th-century house in Broadclyst, Exeter, which, with its hillside garden and estate, has been owned by the National Trust since 1944 and is open to the public. On display in the house is a collection of 18th- to 20th-century costumes, originally known as the Paulise de Bush collection Powderham Castle Powderham Castle enjoys a unique, picturesque setting within an ancient deer park beside the Exe estuary, just south of Exeter. Over 600 years of history can be discovered within the walls of one of Devon's oldest family homes. Also home to many outdoor events and concerts Greenway House As Agatha Christie's holiday home, Greenway inspired a murder mystery or two including Dead Man's Folly On the banks of the river Dart the house are grounds are well worth a visit - please note parking must be booked in advance Torre Abbey, Torquay The Abbey is a real hive of activity where world class exhibitions are shown side by side with creative work from local emerging talent. A visit to Torre Abbey on Torquay's seafront is a fun and creative day out for all the family and the perfect place for groups to experience local history. Castle Drogo Where dramatic architecture meets innovative family home. A 20th century castle overlooking the Teign Gorge. Follow the Hunters path to the river or wander the top of the gorge to take in incredible views across Dartmoor Rosemoor Gardens As a visitor, you will experience the newest areas first, beginning with the multi-faceted Formal Garden and then the Stream Field and Lake to the north. These in turn lead toward the South West and Devon Orchards and the very popular Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Walking through the Underpass you discover the contrasting original garden of Lady Anne Berry, which consists of many garden ‘rooms’ that blend seamlessly into one. Coleton Fishacre A 1920s country retreat complete with luxuriant garden by the sea. The house is dramatically Art Deco in design. For additional National Trust properties and gardens in Devon visit Devon | Days out | South West | National Trust |
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