Living in Mortehoe
Nestled in the stunning North Devon coast, Mortehoe is a picturesque village that boasts a rich history and breathtaking scenery. With its quaint streets and traditional stone buildings, the village exudes a timeless charm that attracts visitors and residents alike. Historically a fishing village, Mortehoe has evolved into a tranquil retreat, offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and easy access to nearby beaches, including the popular Woolacombe.
The village is steeped in maritime history, with landmarks such as the historic St. Mary's Church, which dates back to the 12th century. Today, Mortehoe is known for its vibrant community spirit, hosting various events throughout the year, from local fairs to art exhibitions. The economy is supported by tourism, agriculture, and local trades, making it a self-sufficient village with a close-knit feel.
£350,000
Typical for coastal villages in Devon.
99% below national average
Mortehoe is a very safe place to live.
Approx. 1,000 residents
A small, close-knit community.
Woolacombe Station
About 2 miles away, providing access to larger cities.
What's happening in Mortehoe
Artists sought to create village landmark
Torridge District Council is looking for artists to make original artwork for and about Westward Ho!
Read more →Quayside Shanty Heritage Harbour Festival // Exeter Observer
Free event with performances by more than twenty shanty bands from across the South West.
Read more →Haldon Quartet // Exeter Observer
An evening concert with pieces by Mozart, Schubert and British composer Judith Weir.
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