Place

At a glance…

Set on the edge of the historic market town of South Molton, Cashmere Park brings countryside calm and everyday convenience together. Green open spaces, a central green corridor, play area and walking and cycling routes create a welcoming setting, with shops, schools and local amenities close by. The A361 provides straightforward connections to Barnstaple, Tiverton and the M5, while Exmoor National Park and North Devon’s coastline are within easy reach.

Why Cashmere Park:

A welcoming community

Town living with countryside calm

Exmoor and North Devon countryside close by

Easy access to the A361 & M5

Rail links from Barnstaple & Tiverton Parkway

Schools and everyday amenities within easy reach

Why South Molton Stands Out:

Connected Across North Devon

South Molton is well connected across North Devon and beyond. The nearby A361 provides direct access to Barnstaple, Tiverton and the M5, while rail services from Barnstaple and Tiverton Parkway offer onward connections to Exeter, Bristol and London.

Market Town Life at Its Best

South Molton combines independent shops, cafés and local businesses with a characterful town centre and historic Pannier Market. Regular produce, craft and farmers’ markets bring the town to life, while its welcoming community and annual events offer plenty to enjoy throughout the year.

Countryside Within Easy Reach

With Exmoor National Park just a short drive from Cashmere Park, escaping into nature is easy. Moorland, woodland and riverside walks are nearby, while North Devon’s dramatic coastline offers even more opportunities for memorable days outdoors.

South Molton

Set on the edge of South Molton, Cashmere Park offers countryside calm within easy reach of the town centre. Independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities are nearby, along with the historic Pannier Market and regular community events. With a local primary school on your doorstep and safe walking and cycling routes connecting the development to neighbouring communities, residents can enjoy convenient market-town living surrounded by the North Devon countryside.

Barnstaple

Around 25 minutes from Cashmere Park, Barnstaple offers a wide choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure. Its historic centre is home to the Pannier Market and independent businesses, while riverside walks and the Tarka Trail provide easy access to the outdoors.

Highlights

Barnstaple Pannier Market and Butchers’ Row
Green Lanes Shopping Centre and town-centre shops
Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon
The Queen’s Theatre for live performances
Riverside walks through Rock Park

Exmoor National Park

Less than half an hour from Cashmere Park, Exmoor offers open moorland, wooded valleys and picturesque villages to explore. Its walking trails, cycling routes, wildlife and far-reaching views make it an inspiring destination for relaxed afternoons and outdoor adventures alike.

Highlights

• Moorland, woodland and river valleys
• Scenic walking and cycling routes
• Picturesque villages and country pubs
• Wildlife, including Exmoor ponies
• Exceptional stargazing and dark skies
• Less than half an hour from home

North Devon Coast

North Devon’s spectacular coastline is within easy reach of Cashmere Park. Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton Sands are all under an hour away, offering golden beaches, coastal walks and watersports for memorable days beside the sea.

Highlights

• Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton Sands
• Golden beaches and dramatic scenery
• Surfing, swimming and watersports
• Walks along the South West Coast Path

Green Corridors
& Open Spaces

Whether it’s a peaceful walk through open countryside, a cycle along local routes or time spent in the neighbourhood play park, Cashmere Park makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors. A central green corridor follows the natural line of the stream, while retained trees, Devon hedgerows and carefully managed wetland areas bring nature closer to home.

Nature Reserves

South Molton Community Woodland – South Molton
With almost 25 acres to explore, there is plenty of space for walks, wildlife spotting and time outdoors.
Meshaw Moor – Meshaw
Meshaw Moor is what many parts of mid and north Devon would once have looked, smelt, felt and sounded like. Its patchwork of small, irregular-shaped fields are bounded by hedges.
Rackenford and Knowstone Moors
A sense of space and timelessness greets visitors stepping out onto the largest surviving area of culm grassland in Devon.

Parks & Gardens

Exmoor National Park
Moorland, woodland and river valleys offering scenic walks, cycling routes and wildlife.
RHS Garden Rosemoor – Torrington
Beautiful gardens, seasonal displays and peaceful woodland walks surrounded by countryside.

Walking Trails

South Molton Circular Walk – South Molton
A local circular route exploring the historic town and surrounding North Devon countryside.
North Molton & River Mole Circular – North Molton
A scenic countryside walk following rural paths around the village and River Mole.

Cycle Routes

Tarka Trail – North Devon – 32 traffic-free miles
A largely level route linking Braunton, Barnstaple, Bideford, Torrington and Meeth.