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Known as the English Riviera, Devon offers striking coastlines, amazing greenery and fascinating evenings out. The stunning natural beauty, bustling sectors and scenic living spaces make the area a tranquil place to settle after university life.

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Transport links & getting around

Devon has regular rail services linking the county to the rest of the UK including: London and Birmingham whilst The Riviera Line connects Torbay, Exeter, Dawlish and other towns. There are other localised train networks linking the area. There are ample bus routes operating across Devon, along with well-established cycle routes.

Cost of living here

To rent a one-bedroom place would cost around ££593 per calendar month, and £741 pcm for two bedrooms. A three-bedroom property has an average rental cost of £911 pcm.

Nightlife

Traditional inns, scenic pubs, late-night bars and eccentric live music venues can be spotted across Devon offering the perfect night out for all.

Notable Attractions

Due to its amazingly picturesque location, Devon has so many outdoor attractions to offer. The South West Coast Path is Britain's lengthiest footpath connecting Devon's beautiful coasts, meanwhile the enchanted River Dart is the perfect setting for a boat ride, Powderham Castle is a notable wonderland to be explores, and Exeter has delightful historic buildings to gaze at.

Education Institutions in Devon

South Devon College
Exeter College
City College Plymouth
University of Exeter