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Often referred to as the gateway to Devonshire, Honiton is nestled adjacent to the River Otter, between two designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The surrounding hills and countryside provide a stunning backdrop, and draw the focus on this significant market town with historic character. It has traditionally provided rest and diversion on the journeys of those travelling far and wide, and remains a prime location with easy access. Road Located at the crossroads of the A30, A35, A373 and A375, Honiton is within easy reach of the primary routes to the North, East and West. The M5 motorway at junction 29 can be reached by dual carriageway along the A30 to Exeter (12 miles) or junction 28 (10 miles) along the A373 to Cullompton. London or South East England is served more directly by the A303 which seamlessly joins the A30 6 miles north east of Honiton. The A35 offers easy access to the South Coast and Channel ports providing a very scenic alternative when heading east. The A375 heads south for Sidmouth (10 miles) and access to the ‘Jurassic Coast’.

Rail The centrally located Railway Station is on the West of England Main Line between London Waterloo and Exeter. Regular services enable travel locally as well as convenient journeys further afield. www.nationalrail.co.uk Coach A daily service between Exeter and London Victoria links Honiton to the National Express network. www.nationalexpress.com Air The close proximity and easy access to Exeter International Airport (11 miles) increases links with National and International destinations. www.exeter-airport.co.uk