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LOVE LIVING IN DARTMOUTH
Western Morning News (Saturday)
|May 03, 2025
Nestled on the banks of the River Dart in South Devon, Dartmouth combines natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant community life to create an exceptional place to live.
Dartmouth's location where the River Dart meets the English Channel provides residents with ever-changing water views. The surrounding South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers miles of coastal paths, secluded coves, and rolling countryside for outdoor recreation. The town enjoys a milder microclimate than much of the UK, allowing subtropical plants to flourish. Nearby beaches like Blackpool Sands are perfect for water activities, while woodland walks along the river offer year-round exploration.
Dartmouth's history as an important naval and trading port gives the town a tangible sense of heritage. The Royal Naval College stands proudly above the town, while Dartmouth Castle has guarded the river entrance since the 14th century. The annual Dartmouth Royal Regatta brings the community together in celebration of this nautical tradition, with racing, air displays, and festivities.
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