Situated on a creek in the upper reaches of the beautiful estuary of the River Dart, this ancient and unspoilt village retains its quintessentially English village atmosphere.

Whether in its Norman church with its 1,000 year-old yew tree in the churchyard, its old inn or the gentle tangle of cottages leading down to the river where locals have fished for Dart Salmon for centuries, the past lies all around. From the quay by the river, where children can go crabbing, there are gentle strolls to be taken along by the river bank or through the old apple orchard and winding streets of the village, where unexpected glimpses abound.

In addition to its natural beauty and historic interest, the village is well served with local amenities; pubs, local shops, a restaurant and a well regarded primary school all lie within walking distance of Gabriel Court.

This a stunning county of great contrasts, with two beautiful coastlines, two National Parks and five official Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There’s so much to visit and do: family attractions, historic buildings, award-winning places to eat, thrilling outdoor activities, and exciting events happening all year round.