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Devon is the second largest county in England, offering an amazing variety of scenery between its two very different coastlines. Devon has a tradition for high quality local products from Ruby Red Devon beef to prize-winning wines. Busy market towns thrive across its length and breadth with Farmers Markets offering local produces at regular weekly venues. North Devon is full of contrast from some of the most stunning coastlines with seemingly endless stretches of sandy beaches to the wilds of remote Exmoor and the traditional rolling hills of Tarka Country. Throughout the year these diverse landscapes change and adapt to the seasons. The climate in the South West is the mildest in Britain, bringing the early arrival of snowdrops, primroses and wild daffodils in the Spring, hedgerows of fuchsias in the Summer and turning the landscape a rich golden russet in the Autumn. Ancient geology and the remains of forgotten industry and history is all around North Devon and Exmoor and not always in ruins.
Boreat Barton
The development at Boreat Barton is set in the Devonshire Dales an enchanting and yet little know region of the Devon countryside. Boreat Barton is steeped in history and believed to date back to the Doomsday Book. It is an area of wooded hills and valleys, of small farms with splendid hedgerows, and sparkling streams flowing into vibrant rivers. Although hidden away in the depths of the countryside Boreat Barton is only about 1.50 miles from the villages of Atherington and High Bickington, The towns of Barnstaple, Bideford, Torrington and the market town of South Molton the gateway to Exmoor are within a 10 miles radius. Barnstaple (Barum) is England 's oldest Borough and a visit to the weekly pannier market is a reminder of an age gone by and remains an unchanging part of local life. The beaches of the of the North Devon coastline are within very easy reach with miles of flat sandy beaches including Braunton Burrows a unique conservation area of dunes supporting a tremendous variety of rare wild flowers and grasses. Exmoor can be seen to the east and is within easy driving distance with its heather moor lands, oak-wooded valleys and spectacular cliffs where Exmoor literally tumbles into the sea. On a clear day Dartmoor is visible to the south and is easily accessible.
There is an 18 hole golf course at Libbaton on the edge of High Bickington. Leisure facilities are available at High Bullen Country Club as well as a golf course and for those that like fine cuisine there is Northcote Manor both within a 10 minute drive.
Charlestown Barton
Charlestown Barton is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of Exmoor National Park . It is an area of wooded hills and valleys, with fast flowing rivers and sparkling streams. Although hidden away in the depths of the countryside the hamlet of Charles once the home to the author R D Blackmoore is within easy driving distance of Exmoor with its heather moor lands, oak-wooded valleys and spectacular cliffs where Exmoor literally tumbles into the sea and is well placed for access to the thriving market town of South Molton (5 miles), the regional centre of Barnstaple and the A361/North Devon Link Road (3.50 miles) which provided a good route to the M5 motorway and national rail links at Tiverton. There is an independent school at West Buckland approximately 4 miles away.