Houses & gardens in DevonDevon, England

Lutyens's granite castle above Teign Gorge.

A Tudor manor whose courtyard carries statues of Henry VIII and his children.

A plain Regency house holding the National Trust's museum of horse-drawn carriages.

Art Deco house with subtropical coastal garden.

Agatha Christie's riverside holiday home and garden.

Medieval fortified manor with deer park.

Georgian mansion with Robert Adam interiors.

Italian terraced gardens high above the Torridge estuary, with a permaculture forest garden alongside.

The Royal Horticultural Society's North Devon garden, 65 acres of formal rooms, foliage and woodland in the Torridge valley.

Stone-built late medieval house in the old heart of Paignton, later divided into three cottages and made whole again in the 1960s.

A sixteen-sided house of 1796 with a gallery encrusted in shells and feathers.

Historic East Devon botanical garden with an 1820s curvilinear palm house, Italian garden and 300 years of planting.

Ten acres of woodland, rill and rose gardens carved from an old Roman clay pit in the East Devon hills.

Sheltered valley garden around a working mill in a Hartland combe running down to the Atlantic coast.

Privately owned former abbey in a wooded Atlantic valley near Hartland, with woodland and walled gardens open seasonally.

Twenty-four acres of flowering shrubs, waterfalls and rare trees on Dartmoor's southern edge near Ivybridge.

A near-frost-free subtropical garden on the cliffs above the Salcombe estuary.

Ten-acre garden around a ruined vicarage at Buckland Monachorum, famous for its walled terraces on Dartmoor's edge.

A Victorian garden cemetery of winding paths and memorials above Plymouth.

A Gothic house by William Burges, its Garden in the Wood full of rare shrubs.

A late-Georgian mansion with an Italianate garden, under a long restoration.

A Palladian villa above the Dart, run as a meditation retreat.

Laid out in 1835, thought England's first council-funded cemetery, with sealed Egyptian-style catacombs.

A 500-year Clifford seat whose valley Capability Brown dammed into a chain of lakes.

A National Trust place in Devon.

A National Trust place in Devon.

A National Trust place in Devon.