Located on the River Exe, Exeter is an elegant city in Devon. The city of Exeter is a mix of country life and the bustle of the city. The Exeter Cathedral is perhaps the most outstanding landmark of the city. An astronomical clock, a set of misericords and the longest uninterrupted vaulted ceiling in England, make the cathedral important architecturally as well as culturally. The underground passageways under the city are the only passages open to the public in UK. These medieval passages contain pipes that supply fresh water to the city from springs outside the city. The Northernhay Gardens, which is Victorian in style, is the oldest open public space in England. Exeter is alive with arts, culture, music, food and festivals. Weekly farmers’ markets and high end shops are all in one place at this remarkable city in Devon.
Living in Exeter can be fun, exciting and healthy. You are never too far from the sea and there are many things to see and do, you will never get tired of living here. Exeter’s historical significance has left it with many traditional homes, old buildings, houses that belong to different eras and centuries and also properties converted into modern homes. Whether you want to live a typical Exeter life or a Devonian country life, the city offers you many options. Visit an estate agent or a mortgage advisory company to take a look at the properties listed and exclusive homes for sale. The University of Exeter is a first-rate option for your child’s higher education and there are many high-standard schools. There are museums, galleries and theatres to quench all your cultural thirsts.
The Exeter Valley Park is a haven for bird watchers and ideal for those who wish to get acquainted with nature. The Pinces Gardens offers pleasant walks for quiet evenings. You can reach Exeter by train, air and canal apart from ordinary motor transport. The Quay House is a great place to learn the history and development of Exeter Quayside. Watch 2000 years of history unfold here. St Nicolas Priory is place you can go to relive the Tudor life. If you are thinking of owning a property or moving to Exeter, you have plenty of good reasons.