Mid Devon
Properties and events in Mid Devon
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A Tapestry of Buildings
Bampton’s Architecture, Buildings and Church: a journey through Bampton's built environment, past and present.
All Saints Church, Eggesford, Mid Devon & Local History Exhibition
Visit All Saints Church, Eggesford and its fine monuments, historic estate church of the Earls of Portsmouth, beautifully situated overlooking the river Taw below Eggesford House, with cream teas and a specially curated local history exhibition.
Grantlands in Uffculme
The Grantlands estate was built in the 1860s, with all the buildings on the main part of the estate being Grade II listed: this is a chance to walk through an unchanged 19th century private estate in the heart of Uffculme village.
Hemyock Castle, Devon
Self-Guided Tours: See the rare surviving ruins of Hemyock's moated medieval castle: Remains of gatehouse archway, towers, curtain-walls and moat which surround the older manor house. Grounds, Interpretation Centre, Cider-Press, Farmyard displays.
John Greenway Chapel and John Greenway Close Almshouses open day
Visit our John Greenway historic grade II listed chapel and the almshouse site which is tucked away behind. Refreshments will be served and visitors can have a look around and hear about the history of the buildings.
John Waldron Chapel and Greenway Gardens Open Day Tiverton Almshouse Trust
John Waldron Chapel is a unique Chapel in the centre of Tiverton built in the 1500s. Visitors are invited to come along and join us to see inside the Chapel and to get an insight into its history
Knightshayes
Enjoy free entry to National Trust Knightshayes and discover how history and nature influenced the architecture of the Victorian Gothic house, and what you can find in the gardens and parkland today.