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- Walled garden, with unusual wall formation, currently under restoration
- Orchard with 150 historic Devon cider apple trees
- Medieval weir on the River Bovey that feeds a fishpond and mill in Bovey tracey
- Strenuous woodland walks & gentle riverside ambles
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The walled garden dates back to the 1800s, when it would probably have supplied mainly soft fruit for Parke House. It is an interesting design as it extends to only half an acre, but the ground slopes considerably, giving the walls an unusual shape. It is currently being restored to its former glory after many years of neglect. SX805786
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A circular walk through woodland and riverside habitats, leads to the Medieval weir. It is located on a tranquil bend of the River Bovey, offering a charming spot for quiet contemplation. Look out for water-dropwart and wet grassland species in the meadows. Bluebells and wood anemone carpet the woodland floor in spring. SX8027690
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Home Farm, Parke
Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot
Devon TQ13 9JQ
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