| The Duchy town of Bradninch lies 8 miles north of Exeter and 2 miles south of Cullompton and is ideally suited to cover the catchment area from the historic city to the south into the Culm Valley and its many villages to the north.
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The M5 motorway cutting through from north to south, the North Devon Link Road joining the M5 at junction 27 together with the main line railway stations of Tiverton Parkway and Exeter St David's, put this area in an enviable position for village, market town or city life. For those choosing to re-locate, and there is plenty of space in Devon; currently estimated at 1.23 hectares per person. The choice is, do you prefer:
| Life in the Cathedral and University city of Exeter, which is also the business, legal, retail, tourist and commercial centre of the region. |  |
| A historic market town similar to Cullompton. Although there hasn’t been a cattle market here for many years, once a month it does hold a Farmers Market; in-fact Cullompton Farmers Market was the first farmers market to be sited in the South West and still remains the regions only privately run market.
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| Or does village life appeal to you? E.g.
Uffculme An expanding village and the home of Coldharbour Mill (a 200 year old working wool museum). Re-opened in 1982 Coldharbour Mill is a unique piece of social and industrial history. |
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| Willand A busy little village, although Willand only boasts one inn, garage, post office, late shop, filling station, hairdressers and restaurant; it does have a thriving community life to suit all ages. Gardening Club, Allotment Club, Photographic Club, Cameo Club, Tennis Club, Youth Club, Mothers & Toddlers Club, Willand Rovers and now DIGGERLAND! |  |
