Plymouth Cathedral
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Overview
A modest Perpendicular building of grey stone, with a tall, slim spire, the Roman Catholic cathedral was built in 1858 by the brothers Joseph and Charles Hansom. It is the seat of the Plymouth dioscese, which includes Cornwall, Devon and Dorset, and is located in the Stonehouse area of the city.
About the area
Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape, with its magnificent coastlines, two historic cities, the world-famous Dartmoor National Park and south Devon’s glorious English Riviera. A fashionable and much-loved holiday destination, hiking and cycling in the National Parks is extremely popular among visitors, with a great choice of off-road routes.
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The Lamplighter
With easy access to The Hoe, The Barbican and the city centre, this comfortable house provides a good base for leisure or business guests. Bedrooms, including family rooms, are light an...
Rennie Apartment
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Whidbey Apartmnet
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Bovisand Lodge Estate
Bovisand Lodge is a Georgian Grade II listed country house in south Devon near Plymouth that offers three beautifully furnished Heritage Apartments (with private entrances) within the e...
Rodney Apartment
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Bovisand Lodge Holiday Park
Bovisand Lodge is a family-run beachside holiday park offering Luxury Lodges and Premium caravan holiday homes. Set in a wooded valley with direct access to the beach and South West Coa...
Riverside Caravan Park
A well-groomed site on the outskirts of Plymouth on the banks of the River Plym, in a surprisingly peaceful location surrounded by woodland. The toilet facilities are appointed to a ver...
China Fleet Country Club
China Fleet Country Club is set in 180 acres of stunning Cornish countryside overlooking the beautiful Tamar estuary. It has easy access to Plymouth and the countryside and offers an ex...
