A fine 18th century house with an 18th-20th century costume collection displayed in period rooms.
Victorian laundry. Chapel. Hillside garden. Circular walks through the parkland and estate woods.
Restaurant, tearoom and picnic area.
Open Mar-Oct, Daily 1100-1600. Park and Garden Daily from 1000 all year.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus 1 from near station to Killerton Turn (watch for NT sign after Broadclyst),
then ¾ mile walk. 15 minutes journey, M-S every 20 minutes, Sun & BH every 2 hours.
Operated by Stagecoach.
The buses start from Exeter Bus Station and also pass
Pinhoe.
The National Trust has many holiday cottages in Devon, including some on the Killerton Estate: National Trust Holidays
This small thatched cottage near Killerton was the village post office until the 1950s.
Cottage garden with roses, herbs and vegetables.
Refreshments and other facilities at Killerton ½ mile (see above).
Open please see website.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus as Killerton above, but only ¼ mile walk.
The working water-powered Clyston Mill is in a picturesque seeting by the River Clyst,
surrounded by farmland and orchards. Marker's Cottage is a medieval cob cottage with a thatched
roof smoke-blackened timbers. Garden and blacksmith's workshop.
Open please see website.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus as Killerton above but alight Broadclyst, 12 minutes journey.
If you plan to combine this with a visit to Killerton please remember that a break of journey is
not permitted with bus single or return tickets.
Note: There is a clearly signposted 3 mile cycle route between Killerton and Broadclyst
(highlighted on map) and this is an easier route to follow than the 2¼ miles by footpath.
