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Medieval house with later architectural features

Hedgelaying is great way to enjoy the outdoors and help conserve the countryside

Volunteer in East Devon 

If you love getting stuck in with hands-on jobs, or enjoy talking to people about pieces of local history, or even just want to learn new skills, we've got plenty of opportunities to volunteer with our East Devon team.

The autumn leaves on the driveway at Shute Barton

We'll be open to the public again in October 

The next Open Weekend to take a tour of Shute Barton is on 14 & 15 October 2017. It is still available as a holiday cottage until then. If you’d like to get cosy with family and friends in this spectacular corner of Devon, take a look at the facilities and availability for your summer break today.

Shute Barton House

History of Shute Barton 

Originally built in the mid-15th century, Shute Barton has changed hands and had many uses over the years, once a manor house and a farmhouse.

The vast panelled master bedroom at Shute Barton

Holiday at Shute Barton 

An exceptional opportunity to stay in one of Devon's most important old manor houses, as Shute Barton has been converted into a luxurious holiday home.

View of Shute Barton from the avenue

Visiting Shute 

Take a guided tour and discover a house packed with fascinating characters and one of the largest fireplaces in England.

More to see nearby

Dumpdon Hill is an Iron Age Hill Fort near Honiton in Devon

Dumpdon Hill Fort 

An impressive Iron Age hill fort, Dumpdon sits on one of the largest and most striking hills in the beautiful Otter Valley.

A pleasant walk through Combe Wood, Devon

Combe Wood 

Criss-crossed with pathways, this is the perfect place for a sheltered walk on a warm day.

View towards Seaton from Musbury Hill Fort

Musbury Hill Fort 

Situated above the beautiful village of Musbury, this impressive Iron Age fort offers stunning views of the rural beauty of the Axe valley and out towards Shute Barton.

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