
Village in Devon, England
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Lympstone is a former fishing village in East Devon, between Exeter and Exmouth. It has become a home mainly for commuters and tourists.
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An Italianate riverfront brick clock tower built around 1885.
A peculiar hexadecagon-shaped (16-sided) manor house with lozenge shaped windows run by the National Trust.
Golf course that until 2007 was owned by Formula One racer Nigel Mansell.
The Strand.
Church Road.
Exeter Rd.
Exmouth Road. A good way to spend a Sunday afternoon if you want a decently priced carvery.
Relaxed, fine dining using local produce, this award winning restaurant is situated within the 4-star Woodbury Park hotel. Restaurant Manager Warwick Mogford's friendly approach & Head Chef Matthew Picket's innovative menu make it worth a trip.
B&B in lovely old farmhouse with swimming pool, tennis court, large bedrooms, or self-catering accommodation in a choice of three cottages in country locations.
30-ft-long, heated, indoor swimming pool.
By train
Lympstone Village station is on the Exmouth to Exeter line.
By foot
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