Teignmouth is situated in South Devon and is one of Devon’s oldest seaside resorts.
It is situated below the Haldon hills and lies along a stretch of red sandstone coast at the mouth of the river Teign which has its’ origins on Dartmoor.
Superb panoramas over Lyme Bay and towards the English Channel can be seen from the typical rolling green fields that surround the town.
With an enviable history of fishing, boat building and as a health resort in Victorian times the town has much to offer visitors and residents.
The town centre itself is relatively level and its wealth of small shops and interesting architecture from Georgian cottages to larger Victorian buildings can easily be accessed.
Those seeking links with the past will discover links to John Keats, Charles Babbage, Marine artist Thomas Luny and the renowned harpist Elias Parish Alvars who was born here in 1808.
A growing community of Artists, live Theatre and Jazz & Folk Festivals produce cultural events throughout the year.
