Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum

From the ever-changing display of flowers in the formal Victorian Garden to the picture perfect pleasure grounds, Arlington looks beautiful whatever the season.

Find out how far your feet can take you on the Arlington estate. There are over twenty miles of footpaths to explore, ranging from easy strolls to more demanding walks.

The Chichesters, who owned Arlington Court for eleven generations, were a family of dog lovers, proven by a memorial at the back of the house. Today dogs on leads are still welcome in the grounds, formal gardens and carriage museum when open.

A day spent at Arlington is a day full of family fun; there's always something to keep your little ones occupied, in and out of school holidays.

To celebrate nature, we're continuing to plant new trees, adding to the 7,500 already planted, helping wildlife and nature thrive.

This enchanting little cottage was once a gardeners lodge. Almost concealed from the road behind wrought-iron gates, it is enveloped in woodland by a little-used driveway into Arlingtons historic park.

A quaint and cosy 200-year-old cottage on the edge of the hamlet of Loxhore, near the southern edge of the Arlington estate.

From a 15th Century Manor House at West Challacombe, to cosy Coastguard Cottages near the beach at Peppercombe, to a Lighthouse perched on the cliffs near Lynmouth, we have something to suit everyone.

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