Welcome to Mid Devon, a beautiful part of the county where historic market towns, rolling countryside and strong local communities come together. From the bustling market town of Tiverton, through the characterful streets of Cullompton, to the picturesque Exe Valley town of Bampton, each area has its own distinctive personality and plenty to discover.
Whether you're exploring the historic Grand Western Canal and Tiverton Castle, discovering Cullompton's heritage and countryside, or heading towards Bampton and the dramatic landscapes of Exmoor National Park, Mid Devon offers an enviable quality of life.
Our area guides take a closer look at what makes each town special, from local history and attractions to schools, amenities, transport links, countryside and the local property market. So, whether you're thinking about moving to Mid Devon, searching for your next home, or simply wanting to discover more about this beautiful part of Devon, explore our guides and find out what makes these communities such rewarding places to live.
A Historic Market Town with a Strong Sense of Community
A historic Mid Devon market town where countryside, community and connectivity come together.
Set in the heart of Mid Devon, Tiverton combines centuries of fascinating history with a thriving modern community, surrounded by beautiful countryside, the River Exe and the Grand Western Canal.
Where wild landscapes, open moorland and timeless villages create a truly distinctive way of life, Exmoor offers an extraordinary blend of rugged beauty, peaceful countryside and close-knit rural communities.
Where rolling hills, ancient woodland and open countryside create a slower pace of life, the Blackdown Hills offer a beautiful rural escape across the Devon and Somerset border, with peaceful villages, spectacular views and a strong sense of community.
Where Devon’s history meets modern city life, Exeter is a vibrant and characterful city with a rich heritage, thriving culture, beautiful green spaces and an enviable location close to both the coast and countryside.
