Red Ball

Settlement in Devon Mid Devon

England

Red Ball

Field off Lane End
Field off Lane End Credit: Sofia

Red Ball is a small village located in the county of Devon, in southwestern England. Situated amidst the picturesque countryside, it lies approximately 12 miles north of the bustling city of Exeter. With a population of around 500 residents, Red Ball exudes a quaint and peaceful charm that attracts both locals and tourists seeking a tranquil getaway.

The village is known for its idyllic setting, surrounded by rolling hills, lush green fields, and meandering streams. The landscape offers breathtaking views, especially during the spring when the countryside blooms with vibrant wildflowers. Red Ball is an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, as it provides ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the nearby woodlands.

Despite its small size, Red Ball is home to a few essential amenities. The village boasts a charming local pub, The Red Lion, where visitors can enjoy a traditional British meal and experience the warm hospitality of the locals. Additionally, there is a small convenience store that caters to the everyday needs of residents and visitors alike.

History enthusiasts will find Red Ball intriguing, as the village has a rich heritage dating back centuries. The nearby Red Ball Manor, a Grade II listed building, is a notable historical landmark. It offers a glimpse into the past with its architectural beauty and historical significance.

Overall, Red Ball is a hidden gem in Devon, offering a serene and picturesque escape from the bustling city life. Its natural beauty, coupled with its historical charm and friendly community, make it an appealing destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

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Red Ball Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.946055/-3.298184 or Grid Reference ST0817. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Field off Lane End
Field off Lane End
Black Bridge Carried a mineral railway serving Westleigh Quarry. Now carries a footpath.
The railway replaced a tramway in 1892.
Black Bridge
Carried a mineral railway serving Westleigh Quarry. Now carries a footpath. The railway replaced a tramway in 1892.
The Grand Western Canal at Great Fossend
The Grand Western Canal at Great Fossend
Grass field near Burlescombe The M5 visible in the valley below.
Grass field near Burlescombe
The M5 visible in the valley below.
Towpath alongside the Grand Western Canal
Towpath alongside the Grand Western Canal
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal Looking towards Fenacre Bridge.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal
Looking towards Fenacre Bridge.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal The canal heading through the countryside.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal
The canal heading through the countryside.
Sampford Peverell : Countryside Scenery Looking towards Burlescombe.
Sampford Peverell : Countryside Scenery
Looking towards Burlescombe.
Burlescombe : The M5 Motorway Looking along the M5.
Burlescombe : The M5 Motorway
Looking along the M5.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal - Black Bridge Black Bridge is an old mineral line bridge across which limestone was transported to the railway line further up in the village.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal - Black Bridge
Black Bridge is an old mineral line bridge across which limestone was transported to the railway line further up in the village.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal Looking along the canal.
Burlescombe : Grand Western Canal
Looking along the canal.
Disused Railway Bridge Bridge over the Grand Western Canal.
Disused Railway Bridge
Bridge over the Grand Western Canal.
Road Bridge over the Canal Grand Western Canal near Burlescombe.
Road Bridge over the Canal
Grand Western Canal near Burlescombe.
Grand Western Canal View from Fossend Bridge.
Grand Western Canal
View from Fossend Bridge.
St Mary's Church Church at Burlescombe.
St Mary's Church
Church at Burlescombe.
The A38, heading north-east
The A38, heading north-east
The M5 seen from the A38 overbridge
The M5 seen from the A38 overbridge
Chesterfield House, used to be The Poacher's Pocket, on the A38
Chesterfield House, used to be The Poacher's Pocket, on the A38
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Red Ball is located at Grid Ref: ST0817 (Lat: 50.946055, Lng: -3.298184)

Administrative County: Devon

District: Mid Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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