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Founded by Monks and with over a thousand years of history behind it, the central Devon market town of Hatherleigh lies at the meeting point of the rivers Lew and Torridge. The busy little town houses its own pottery and many works of local artists can be found decorating Hatherleigh, not least among them the Rams Head sculptures in the Square. On Tuesdays Hatherleigh comes alive as bargain hunters gather at the auction and haggle at the market stalls for a deal or two. A traditional pub lunch is considered a vital element of market day in Hatherleigh. Situated as it is on the Tarka Trail, Hatherleigh offers access to many scenic walks and drives along these well trodden routes. An annual carnival is held in Hatherleigh each November and involves some interesting local customs, including the burning of barrels of tar and a jazz band leading a procession of locals in fancy dress carrying flaming torches. Close by Hatherleigh is Belvedere Castle. From here stunning panoramic views across Dartmoor and Exmoor can be enjoyed. For visitors who enjoy a challenge, it is rumoured that on a clear day, you can see no less than 12 church spires from here.
Doctor
Downie MC
Market
Ruby Country Market
Pub and Bar
Tally Ho Inn & Brewery
Vet
North Park Veterinary Group
Shops
Salar Gallery
Edwards Butchers
Mid Devon Fallow
Antiques
Hatherleigh Antiques
Places to Stay near Hatherleigh
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The George
(0.02 miles)
The George, Hatherleigh, is back from the ashes. This country pub, hotel and dining room is now fully reopened after a £2.5 m refurbishment. It is famous for offering sensational food and stylish bedrooms at ...
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Price of Peace
(0.70 miles)
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Price of Peace is situated on the banks of the River Torridge in peaceful and tranquil surroundings.Built as a fishing lodge it has been lovingly restored to offer luxury en-suite ... More
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Pressland Country House
(1.68 miles)
Pressland Country House offers warm and welcoming self catering accommodation. A perfect place for your escape to the heart of rural Devon and an ideal base for an exploration of the South West of England. ...
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Halfmoon Inn (The)
(3.57 miles)
Family run and owned since 1958 the Half Moon Inn is renowned for its hospitality and unique homely atmosphere. Situated in some of the most picturesque countryside in North Devon, Sheepwash once a thriving market ...
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Furzedon B&B
(4.88 miles)
Jan & Jerry Sharpe welcome you to Furzedon which is a new build cob house. It is one of only 4 new cob houses to have been built since the early 20th century. Cob is ...
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Ram's Head Inn
(5.04 miles)
The Inn is located in the village of Dolton which is situated approximately in the centre of the county of Devon. The village, like most of the villages nearby, has its origin dating back through ...
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East Hook Holiday Cottages
(5.75 miles)
East Hook Holiday Cottages are in an outstanding location in the heart of glorious Devon, on the fringe of Dartmoor National Park. Situated in their own quiet parkland grounds, right on the Tarka Trial ideal ...
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Upcott House
(5.99 miles)
Set in the heart of Devon, this beautiful period house offers the perfect location for that relaxing holiday. Situated in its own spacious grounds, the house looks out across ""Okement Valley"" to ""Dartmoor"". ...
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Fountain Hotel
(6.50 miles)
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The Fountain Hotel is a 16th century Coaching Inn with a beautiful courtyard garden and patrons car park at the rear. Situated on the edge of Dartmoor, the town of ... More
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Fairway Lodge
(6.55 miles)
Situated on the edge of Dartmoor, located close to the historic town of Okehampton, the northern gateway to the Dartmoor National Park. ...
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