Redcliffe (1767)
2 miles W of Teignmouth | Accommodates 9 + cot | Price Band W (£747 - £2025)
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Redcliffe (1767)
Accommodates 9 + cot
50.538
-3.533
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Nearest Attractions
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Shaldon (1.1 miles)
Shaldon is an unspoilt village situated on the mouth of the river Teign between Torquay and Teignmouth. It has a thriving livelyhood based on the estuary. On a clear day, Portland Bill can even be seen despite being 50 miles away. A pretty village with 2 churches, a boutique, butcher, coffee shop and many conserved areas for all to enjoy.
50.540
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Shaldon Wildlife Trust (1.5 miles)
The meerkats are always great entertainment and there are some incredibly exotic animals you may never have heard of.
50.536
-3.499
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The Carlton Theatre (1.8 miles)
Run by the Teignmouth Amateur Dramatics Society, this is a fun theatre for classic plays and Christmas pantos.
50.545
-3.494
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Teignmouth (2.0 miles)
Teignmouth has all the attractions of a seaside town, including a Victorian pier, together with the fascinating activity of a working port - large ships, fishing vessels and pleasure craft move between the sea and the estuary.
50.547
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Orestone Manor Hotel and Restaurant (2.7 miles)
Regularly voted as one of south Devon’s best restaurants, the Orestone Manor often uses home-grown produce from its own gardens.
50.501
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Newton Abbot (3.0 miles)
Newton Abbot has a long, rich history in many different trades, from wool and leather in medieval times to the locomotive industry in the Victorian era. All have left their mark on the town, which has an interesting architectural legacy, including plenty of well-preserved, imposing Victorian buildings. Now, Newton Abbot is more geared towards leisure; a much-loved race course, no less than three public parks and England’s only traditional malthouse that is open to the public – and yes, you can sample the ales!
50.531
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These are just a few of the attractions near Redcliffe. To find out more about these and for more results visit The Classic Guide.
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- Area
- Devon, South Devon
- Type of Location
- Rural
- Sea Views
- Yes
- Sea
- 25y
- Beach
- 2.0m
- Sandy Beach
- 2.0m
- OS Map Reference
- SX 914 721
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