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Picture postcard village close by Lustleigh Cleave - a steep sided tree covered Wrey Valley. Wonderful walking territory. 13th - 16th century church, traditional cob and thatched pub, local shop, accommodation and tea room. The nearby village orchard is used as a venue for a variety of events throughout the year.
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