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neighbouring areas

Axminster Dartmouth Lynton South Molton
Barnstaple Dawlish Newton Abbot Tavistock
Beaworthy Exeter North Tawton Teignmouth
Bideford Exmouth Okehampton Tiverton
Braunton Holsworthy Ottery St. Mary Torquay
Brixham Honiton Paignton Torrington
Buckfastleigh Ilfracombe Plymouth Totnes
Budleigh Salterton Ivybridge Salcombe Umberleigh
Chulmleigh Kingsbridge Seaton Winkleigh
Colyton Lifton Sidmouth Woolacombe
Cullompton Lynmouth South Brent Yelverton

Eight miles north-west of Exeter, Crediton is a small, market town situated in the vale of the River Creedy, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Known historically and locally as Kirton, Crediton has a thriving business community, good schools and an excellent climate owing to its location in the rain shadow of Dartmoor National Park. Shoe-making, tanning, agricultural trade, tin-plating, and the manufacture of confectionery and cider have taken over from Crediton's woollen and serge industries.

As a guide to the prices of property for sale in Crediton, Victorian terraced cottages offering two bedrooms are from £110,000 and terraced houses offering three bedrooms, often with thatched roofs and Grade II listed, are from £150,000. Detached modern houses, with four bedrooms and an integral garage, are available from £200,000. But, if you are looking for property above £400,000, estate agents in Crediton represent a wide variety of impressive new-build and period houses and cottages, often located within breathtaking rural surroundings.

Flats for sale in Crediton are in purpose-built apartment houses and charming period-house conversions, from £80,000 for one bedroom and from £100,000 for two. Please contact Crediton estate agents for details of all flats, cottages and houses currently available.

Amenities for property in Crediton

Crediton has a lively community which enjoys the large number of churches, arts and crafts activities, sports facilities, parks and recreational areas. The Church of the Holy Cross was originally a cathedral before Exeter Cathedral was built, and Crediton still retains its own bishop. There are many primary schools in Crediton and the local grammar school, founded by Edward VI and re-established by Elizabeth I, is a co-educational technology college with accommodation for boarding. Crediton is a very pretty town with lovely old pubs, quality restaurants, cafés, tea rooms and good shops.

Transport in Crediton

Crediton is on the A377 Exeter road and the A3072 for Tiverton. The railway station in Crediton offers a 16-minute journey to Exeter Central, from which there is a good service to London Paddington.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to buy or property to rent in Crediton, which is covered by postcode EX17, you may also like to consider other towns and villages in Devon such as North Tawton, Tiverton, Cullompton, Exeter, Chulmleigh, South Molton, and Newton Abbot.