Discover our range of beautiful two, three and four-bedroom homes in Newton Abbot, between the Devon coast and Dartmoor National Park.
Less than 10 miles from the scenic beaches of South Devon, Newton Abbot is a bustling community set between the larger towns of Exmouth and Torquay. The historic market town is home to a range of everyday amenities, from high street shops and outdoor markets to great pubs and eateries. There`s something for everyone here families will benefit from the selection of local schools and leisure facilities, while commuters to centres of industry such as Plymouth and Exeter are well-catered for by the train station, just 5 minutes away by car.
Set in a quiet residential area around a mile from the town centre, Bradley Barton View is perfectly positioned to benefit from all of these amenities, plus the beautiful natural surroundings.
Transport
Despite the semi-rural location, with a National Park on your doorstep, Bradley Barton View benefits from great transport options within easy reach. Newton Abbot train station, just a 5-minute drive from the development, operates regular routes to nearby centres including the cities of Exeter and Plymouth. Road travel is convenient too, with the A38 and A380 providing easy access to Exeter, Exmouth, Torquay, Paignton and Plymouth.
Leisure
One of the biggest attractions of living in Devon is that you're never far from scenic attractions and fun activities. Living at Bradley Barton View, you'll be just a 20-minute drive from Teignmouth Beach, Ness Beach and Shaldon Beach, along with many stunning coastal walks and seaside attractions. Other nearby places of interest include Compton Castle National Trust Site, Stover Country Park, and Newton Abbot's own museum and GRW museum.
Education
There are several education options for children of all ages, all within a mile of Bradley Barton View. These include Bradley Barton Primary School (just 0.1 miles away), Wolborogh CofE Nursey and Primary School and St Joseph's Catholic Primary; for older students, there's Coombeshead Academy and Newton Abbot College. Persimmon will also be funding a play space for children and young people close to the development.