Villas in Devon

You cannot wish for a better place to spend your holidays than Devon if it is your thing to surround yourself with nature at its finest. England has beautiful landscapes and among the most attractive is the one that adorns the green fields and the golden beaches of Devon. Summer is coming, and it is undoubtedly the best time for you to discover the United Kingdom, and surely as soon as the sun begins to shine, and the temperature rises a little, Devonshire will begin to shine just for you.

Devon villas have so much to offer that you won't believe that so much wonder exists in one place. Both the interiors and even more the exteriors of these buildings are so beautiful. The bucolic and natural style of its facades plus the comfort in its interiors create an interesting mix that allows you to relax just by looking around you. The best without a doubt is that you will be in a mountain environment but with all the comforts you like; internet, washing machine, swimming pool. You dare? Don't miss it!

North Devon is very varied but is often the most popular when it comes to spending time with friends or in family. It has sandy beaches with beautiful natural pools, in which you can surf or simply swim and also, inland, there are green valleys. South Devon offers you a beautiful coastline and beautiful inland scenery with ancient villages.

Devon's urban centres have their interests too, so you can take a tour of Sidmouth, Torquay, there is a fantastic cave full of mazes, and in Totnes or Exeter you will find a great Gothic cathedral and its two thousand years of history. You will find free tours through the historic centre and its underground passages, an old castle, shopping streets and a canal for canoeing, so that you get an idea of how much you can do

Plymouth will be your favourite place if you like all things nautical, as it is one of the most beautiful natural shipyards in the world. You cannot miss seeing the Smeaton Tower, or hearing the story of Francis Drake, knowing the Gin Distillery or the National Aquarium, the icons of the coastal city.

Exmoor has open terrain, with bushes and hills crossed by the River Exe. Today it is part of a national park. The coastal area has 55 kilometres in total, it also has very high cliffs and in some places its forests reach the edge of the sea. You can make postcards of the beautiful coastline with caves, cliffs, beaches, and rocky headlands. Quite a show!

Branscombe Beach is part of the famous World Heritage Jurassic Coast, east of Devon, in Seaton, close to it is the Shingle, with natural rock pools and many trails from the which the views are great, so you can take photos that will leave you excited. This beach has a natural charm without equal. Be sure to visit it!

Begun in the early 12th century and completed just under 300 years later, Exeter Cathedral is packed with incredible things to see. This is the oldest of all the pairs of Norman Romanesque towers that surround the nave. If you have eagle eyes you can see more than 400 chiefs in the vault, adorned with decorative motifs or historical scenes such as the assassination of Thomas Becket

A pillar of Exeter's civic life since the Middle Ages, City Hall is still used by the regiment for its meetings. The Italian Renaissance facade of Street Mayor, with arcades, Corinthian columns and mullioned windows, dates from 1590. The Council Chamber, adorned with portraits of former mayors and high commissioners, dates from the late 1460s, although it was restored in the Victorian era.

Next to the faint vestiges of Rougemont Castle is a park along the defences of the 950-year-old fortress. The castle was erected in 1068 during the Norman conquest on top of the northern wall of the Roman city. You will know interesting stories about this place, like that here in 1682 the last people in England to be executed for witchcraft were tried.

Before we finish it is worth saying that the weather in Devon is unpredictable so one minute the sun is shining and the next it gets cloudy and some drops fall. So wear clothes for a changeable climate. On the other hand, keep in mind that many of the rural areas do not have a good mobile signal, so you're roaming service will hardly work well. The most advisable thing is that you look for the Wi-Fi of the villages.