Passage House Hotel, Devon 
Positioned on the northern bank of the River Teign, this hotel with spa facilities has commanding panoramic views of the mouth of the estuary |
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Located in Kingsteignton, Devon, South West England, England Less than a mile away. Hackney Marshes is a local nature reserve at the head of the Teign Estuary by Newton Abbot Racecourse. Kingsteignton is to the north and Newton Abbot is to the south west. Whilst the reedbeds are particularly impressive,... |
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Located in Newton Abbot, Devon, South West England, England Less than a mile away. Marketed as 'the leading summer jumping racecourse in the UK', Newton Abbot Racecourse is located at the head of the Teign Estuary between Newton Abbot and Kingsteignton. Exeter Racecourse is to the north by Haldon Fores... |
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Located in Devon, South West England, England Approximately 1.2 miles away. The North River Teign and South River Teign rise on the north moors of Dartmoor National Park. They meet around Chagford to form the River Teign. This river flows south east to Teignmouth and then into the English Channe... |
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 Approximately 1.4 miles away. Total Bedrooms: 1; Maximum Occupants: 2; Rates: £219 - £519 Per Week A well appointed bungalow within walking distance of Newton Abbot town centre, Decoy Country Park and Forde Park. Relax in the spacious garden with decked patio area and furniture to dine alfresco.... |
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 Approximately 1.7 miles away. Total Rooms: 14; Rates: £70 - £185 Per Night In a sleepy hamlet, this thatched farmhouse is only 5 minutes from the A38 Cornwall and A380 Torquay and therefore within easy reach of Exeter, Torbay and Plymouth... |
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Approximately 2.4 miles away. Total Bedrooms: 2; Maximum Occupants: 4; Rates: £659 - £1,599 Per Week A stylish house finished to an exceptional standard in a fantastic location amongst the rolling hills of South Devon, with stunning views of the Teign Estuary.... |
