Somewhere I'd never heard of before visiting but totally fell in love with as soon as I arrived.

Branscombe is reportedly the longest village in England and also “one of the most relaxing and picturesque villages on the Jurassic Coastline,” according to visitsouthdevon.co.uk.

Although the village is tiny (around 500 inhabitants) there's quite a bit to see and do here - three national trust properties, a grade 1 listed church dating back to circa 955, and a stunning coastal path (which you can hike) leading to the pretty town of Beer.

You can read more here:

https://galloparoundtheglobe.com/a-weekend-in-branscombe-devon-the-longest-and-possibly-the-prettiest-village-in-england/

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"Nice house, all that's required for a few days stay. 5 minute walk from centre. Nearby grocery shops and a couple of local pubs. Good comms from owner. Probably needs a winter lick of paint but all good. Thanks"

"I travel a lot for work and this is by far one of the best places I have stayed"

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Top Branscombe Hotel Reviews

Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast was great if paid for the night before- parking charges a little steep- however hotel great, super location and staff very welcoming and professional"

The Imperial Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"As always, the Imperial offers comfort, courtesy, friendliness and consistency. In our ever-changing world these things really matter. The sea front location is still just a short walk from the charming town centre. So many small shops, cafes, restaurants to suit all tastes (and pockets) - an absolute delight for the discerning traveller."