Stable Tallet (1719)

Seaton (Devon) (3.5 miles)
Once a thriving port, Seaton is now one of Devon’s most traditional seaside resorts with working open top trams trundling along the estuary. Part of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, Seaton is gripped by deep red cliffs that exhibit millions of years of geological history. The town is also bordered by marshes and wetlands that are home to a wide variety of bird species and many visitors arrive festooned with binoculars hoping to spot a rarity.

Marine House at Beer (4.3 miles)
Plenty of serious art here (with prices to match) but lots of affordable ceramics, glasswork and jewellery too.

The Masons Arms (4.8 miles)
Excellent food and great pub atmosphere with plenty of outside seating for balmy summer evenings. The Good Hotel Guide 2008.

Amherst Lodge Fishery (5.1 miles)
Fly fishing for trout on river-fed lakes.

Jack and Jill's (Up the Hill) Fish and Chip Restaurant and Takeaway (5.2 miles)
Known locally as 'the Best in the West', this fish and chip restaurant serves more than ample portions at a very reasonable price, it is also a licensed cafe.

Honiton (5.2 miles)
Once famous for lace-making, now renowned for its busy antiques trade. Georgian houses line the streets and give Honiton the perfect atmosphere for a spot of antique shopping.