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Welcome to Town House

Address: 54,St Davids Hill, Exeter, EX4 4DT

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Situated just a 5-minute walk from the centre of Exeter and a 20-minute drive from the Dartmoor National Park, Town House offers free on-street parking and free Wi-Fi. This Edwardian property has been modernised to provide guests with comfortable en suite rooms. Each room is named after a famous fictional character and comes individually decorated. Some rooms have feature fireplaces and all come with towels and free toiletries. This environmentally friendly guest house is committed to use locally sourced fair trade, home made and free range products when possible. The antique shops and boutiques of Topsham are a 20-minute bus-ride away, and a wide array of water sports can be enjoyed in Exmouth. The M5 motorway is just over 10 minutes’ drive away providing onward travel to Bristol and beyond. The major port of Plymouth is just under an hour away by car. Exeter University is 15 minutes' walk away and a 5-minute stroll from Exeter Central Railway Station.

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Exeter St Davids Railway Station - Railway Station

Exeter St Davids Railway Station - Railway Station

Distance 0.26 miles (0.42 km)
Exeter St Davids station is the most important of seven National Rail stations in the city of Exeter in southwest England. It was opened in May 1844 by the Bristol and Exeter Railway (B&ER), although operated at first by the Great Western Railway, which absorbed the B&ER in 1876. Today the station is owned by Network Rail and operated by First Great Western. The station currently has six platforms: five are bi-directional through lines, while the sixth is an east-facing bay normally used only for stabling trains. The station is served, in order of frequency, by Wessex Trains, First Great Western, Virgin Trains, South West Trains, and Arriva Trains Wales.

Exeter Centre - Town Centre

Exeter Centre - Town Centre

Distance 0.6 miles (0.96 km)
Exeter is a stunning city and is the regional capital of the South West and gateway to the regions magnificent coast and country ensuring its place as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK. A confident, exciting city, Exeter welcomes visitors all year round to share its captivating 2000 year history. Exeter was established as the most westerly Roman outpost in around AD50. Parts of the Roman walls still stand. When it was captured by the Normans in 1068 Exeter was one of England's largest towns. The ruins of the castle built by William the Conqueror from distinctive local sand stone now form part of the Rougemont (red hill) Gardens.

The University of Exeter - University

The University of Exeter - University

Distance 0.62 miles (1 km)
The University of Exeter, established in 1955, is a public institution situated in Devon, England with 14,255 students (2007-2008) all over its three campuses. Exeter has three campuses: Streatham and St Lukes (both of which are in Exeter), and Tremough in Cornwall. The University conducts specialized courses in Archaeology, Business Management, Classic Ancient History, Computer Science, Drama & Dance, Economics, English, French, Geography, German, Italian, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Astronomy, Psychology, Religious Studies and more.

Exeter Golf And Country Club - Exeter - Golf

Exeter Golf And Country Club - Exeter - Golf

Distance 2.98 miles (4.77 km)
Welcome to Exeter Golf And Country Club. We have a lively and competitive section which includes the Ladies, Seniors and of course an active and growing Junior section. Exeter Golf And Country Club was designed by the famous James Braid, Situated in the beautiful grounds belonging to the magnificent mansion which is now the clubhouse. Braid found the rich Devon soil perfect for golf and he took great care to leave some of the fine old trees intact. The Oaks, Limes, Redwoods and Horse Chestnuts helped him to lay out a magnificent golf course. It is an 18 hole par 69 (72 ladies) course. Over 6008 yards for men and 5552 yards for ladies. Other facilities include a large practice putting green, a chipping area and a grass driving range for use with your own balls.