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Tiverton Castle

attractions
Chilcot School
Clock Tower
Edward the Peacemaker Statue
Gotham House
Great House of St George
Greenway Almshouse and Chapel
Knightshayes Court
Memorial Rooms
Old Blundell's School
Pannier Market
Slee's Almshouses
Tiverton Castle
Tivoli Cinema
Tiverton Museum
Tiverton Town Hall
food & drink
Ducks Ditty Bar
The White Horse Inn
historic churches
St George's
St Paul's
St Peter's
Tiverton Baptist Church
United Reformed Church
waterways
River Lowman
River Exe
Tiverton Canal
Tiverton Canal Co.
Exterior of stone buildings and round tower.

Tiverton Castle was built by Richard de Redvers, who had been granted this large area of land by Henry I in 1106. De Redvers built Tiverton Castle on this land which became his family’s residence. Richard’s son, Baldwin, was created Earl of Devon, and the castle stayed within the family until 1293 when the de Redvers line ended and it was passed to the Courtenay family, in whose ownership it stayed for the next 260 years.

The Castle changed hands a few more times over the centuries. In 1960 it was purchased by Mr & Mrs Ivar Campbell who began the conservation work that is still ongoing today under the ownership of their nephew Angus Gordon. Today, it is the private home of the Gordon’s, who also open the castle and its beautiful gardens to the public from Easter Sunday to the end of October, and have four 4 star holiday homes in the main castle building.

Address: Tiverton Castle, Park Hill, Tiverton, Devon EX16 6RP

Telephone: 01884 253200 or 01884 255200

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Website: Tiverton Castle

Admission times: For day visits Tiverton Castle is open to the public from Easter Sunday to the end of October on Sundays, Thursdays and Bank Holiday Mondays from 2.30pm ‑ 5.30pm. Last admission is 5.00pm.

Admission charges: Adults: £10.00, Children 7-16: £5.00, Under 7: Free, Disabled unable to climb stairs: Half price, Garden only: £3.00.

Accessibility: Disabled visitors are most welcome, but wheelchair access is limited to the garden and ground floor of the Castle only. Learn about the History, and if interested pieces of armour can be brought down to try on. There is a wide, shallow Jacobean staircase to the first floor, with a very wide banister for visitors who can climb stairs, however slowly.

Toilets: Yes

Shop: Yes

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