New Homes in Devon

Devon is a picturesque county in South West England, sharing a border with Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset. As well as lots of rural towns and villages, you can also find houses in Devon in cities like Exeter and Plymouth.

From taking the kids to the beautiful beaches of North Devon or the Milky Way Adventure Park, or exploring Dartmoor National Park and Tamar Valley, you’ll also find castles, theme parks and country manors across the region. So don’t hang around and explore our developments in Devon below. 

What is life like in Devon?

If you want to live a life surrounded by epic natural landscapes, Devon could be the ideal place for you to buy a new home. With miles of rolling countryside sandwiched between two stunning coastlines, you can also paint a pretty picture on the financial front by taking up an offer such as our stress-free Part Exchange scheme when you move home. 

What is there to see and do in Devon?

• Dartmoor National Park and Exmoor National Park.
  
  
• North Devon Coast.
  
  
• Explore the rugged coastline between Jennycliff and Elberry Cove near Brixham.
  
  
• Choose from countless beaches to spend time when the sun's out.
  
  
• Barricane Beach, Blackpool Sands, Saunton Sands, and Woolacombe Beach are popular spots for surfing enthusiasts.
  
  
• Discover Devon's cultural attractions including castles and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum.
  
  
• Becky Falls, Canonteign Falls, and Valley of the Rocks are great natural attractions.
  
  
• Milky Way Adventure Park, Crealy Theme Park, and Woodlands Family Theme Park are must visits for kids.
  
  
  

What is education like in Devon?

When your little ones need to earn their fun-filled day out by reaching their targets in the classroom, there are plenty of excellent schools in Devon to help them do just that. Top primary options include Exeter’s Tedburn St Mary School and Exminster Community Primary, as well as Newton Abbot’s Canada Hill Community Primary. Plymouth’s Mayflower Academy and Ernesettle Community School are both rated as outstanding by Ofsted too. 

There are also lots more schools in the education board’s top bracket at secondary level This includes Colyton Grammar School, Kingsbridge Academy and Okehampton College, in addition to Uffculme School, the King’s School in Ottery St Mary and Ellen Tinkham School in Pinhoe. 
 

How are the Devon transport links?

• Devon County Council promotes sustainable forms of travel, offering various walking and cycling routes.
  
  
• Devon has a well-connected network of bus and train routes for public transportation.
  
  
• Exeter International Airport: Located in Exeter, the county has an international airport for convenient air travel.
  
  
• The M5 is the main motorway passing through Devon, connecting Exeter to other cities such as Bristol, Gloucester, and Birmingham. 

 

What is the Devon property scene like?

House prices in Devon are slightly lower than the average across the rest of England and Wales. This is partly because parts of the county are so rural, while you can certainly get a lot of house for your money across the region. 

There are lots of great places to live in Devon, with highlights including the Yelland area of Barnstaple where you can find 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes on the bank of the River Taw. With Tiverton also a great spot to buy a new home with some superb 3 and 4 bed semi and detached homes, don’t miss offers such as the Deposit Unlock scheme if you need some extra support with your move.