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Welcome to New Homes in Newton Abbot, the easy way to find new homes in Newton Abbot and the surrounding area. Located in South West of England in Devon, Newton Abbot is often referred to as the Gateway to Sea and Moor, due to its close proximity to the coastal resorts of Teignmouth and Torquar and the Dartmoor National Park. The town boasts numerous attractions ranging from a famous racecourse to a traditional Malthouse, which still brews ales and beers today. Newton Abbot is awash with architectural styles, which create a unique townscape. Pristine examples of Renaissance architecture sit comfortably alongside Victorian townhouses and the remains of 13th century Chapels. The town is well served by transport links, falling on the main railway line to London, Penzance and The North, and situated close to the area's main trunk road, the A380. The area is also well served by a range of schools and colleges, providing a high quality education. New homes in Newton Abbot combine in an area rich in heritage and natural beauty, with access to all the essential cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the heart of the stunning Cornish countryside, search for a new home in Newton Abbot today!

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Newton Abbot is a major market town in the Teignbridge District, which constitutes a part of the Devon County. The town of Newton Abbot traces its history to the Neolithic period as remains of a fort have been found near Bradley Manor. Normans later conquered the area and built encampments and castles. There are also evidences of a strong Roman presence in Newton Abbot.

Newton Abbot developed as a market town during the 13th century and still maintains this position. It emerged as a major centre of the ball clay industry in the 18th century and saw exponential growth during the next hundred years. The ball clay industry is still a booming business as the advent of modern machinery has increased the production. Newton Abbot is also home to iron foundries, brass works, and other industrial estates.

Newton Abbot is a main station on the Devon railway line and was home to a large engine shed that has now been converted into an industrial estate. Major towns and suburbs of Newton Abbot include North Wilborough, Teignmouth, Kingsteignton, and Bradley Valley. Newton Abbot has a total population of 23,580, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

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Places of Interest in Newton Abbot

Bradley Manor: This 15th century manor house is a major attraction in Newton Abbot. It attracts a large number of tourists to Newton Abbot given its historical significance. People also come to Newton Abbot to see the royal coat of arms of Elizabeth I that is etched in the great hall of this house.

Tucker's Maltings: Newton Abbot is home to this traditional malthouse that offers hour-long tours of the facility. This Newton Abbot unit produces enough malt to brew over 15 million pints of beer in a year. This makes it one of the most visited tourist attractions in Newton Abbot.

Newton Abbot Museum: Tourists also flock to Newton Abbot to visit its well-stocked museum. It is also home to a large display of relics from the Great Western Railway, of which Newton Abbot is a main junction. The Museum also houses a large collection of artefacts dug from the Roman and Neolithic ruins.

Forde House: This historic house in Newton Abbot has played a great role in the history of England. It was built in the early 17th century and was used as a travel residence by King Charles I. Oliver Cromwell and Colonel Fairfax also stayed here while travelling to Dartmouth in 1646.

The Passmore Edwards Public Library: The 107-year old library played an important role in the educational, scientific, and art life of Newton Abbot. It is housed in a historic building that has undergone major renovations and refurbishments. Another refurbishment is currently underway at this landmark.

St Leonard's Tower: A relic of the rich history of Newton Abbot, the tower stands in the centre of the old town. It was part of a 13th century chapel that has since been lost to time. It is a major tourist attraction in Newton Abbot.

Famous People from Newton Abbot

Cricketer Len Coldwell was born and raised in Newton Abbot. Footballer Don Bird also called Newton Abbot his home.

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