EX 4

Exeter is a cathedral city and the county town of Devon, located in South West England on the River Exe.

Nadderwater, Exeter offers a setting with historic significance, highlighted by the nearby route known as The Trafalgar Way, a path once used to carry dispatches of the Battle of Trafalgar’s outcome.

Pinhoe is a suburban area on the north‑eastern outskirts of Exeter, Devon, with a growing population of over 9,500 residents. It offers a mix of former village character and modern suburban amenities within the City of Exeter.

Poltimore is a small village and civil parish in Devon, about 5 miles from Exeter. It is noted for its historic Poltimore House, an 18th‑century country house that remains a Grade II* listed building.

Stoke Hill is a hill situated north of Exeter in Devon, notable for its Iron Age hill fort and Roman signal station. It offers a historical setting and a distinctive landscape within the EX4 postal district.

Whitestone is a small Devon village just 4 miles west of Exeter, with a population of 759. It offers a quiet rural setting while remaining close to the city’s amenities.