Sector

Settlement in Devon East Devon

England

Sector

St Mary's Church in Axminster The front of St Mary's Church in Axminster, East Devon.
St Mary's Church in Axminster Credit: John P Reeves

Sector is a small village located in the county of Devon, in southwest England. Situated in the South Hams district, Sector is nestled among the rolling hills and picturesque countryside that characterizes the region. The village is situated about 9 miles northeast of the coastal town of Salcombe and approximately 4 miles northwest of Kingsbridge, the nearest town.

Sector is known for its peaceful and idyllic setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking tranquility and a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. The village is surrounded by lush green fields, woodlands, and meandering streams, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching.

The village itself is small but charming, with a close-knit community that adds to its welcoming atmosphere. It features a handful of traditional stone cottages and a quaint village green, where locals and visitors can enjoy picnics or simply take in the serene surroundings.

Despite its rural location, Sector is well-connected to nearby towns and attractions. The A381 road runs close to the village, providing easy access to Kingsbridge and the wider road network. Additionally, the stunning Devon coastline is just a short drive away, offering opportunities for beach visits, water sports, and coastal walks.

Overall, Sector, Devon is a hidden gem in the heart of the South Hams, offering a peaceful retreat amidst beautiful natural scenery.

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Sector Images

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St Mary's Church in Axminster The front of St Mary's Church in Axminster, East Devon.
St Mary's Church in Axminster
The front of St Mary's Church in Axminster, East Devon.
West Street Looking along West Street in Axminster, East Devon.
West Street
Looking along West Street in Axminster, East Devon.
St Mary's Church in Axminster The side view of St Mary's Church as seen from Church Street in Axminster, East Devon.
St Mary's Church in Axminster
The side view of St Mary's Church as seen from Church Street in Axminster, East Devon.
St. Mary's church, Axminster Central tower and central to the town.
War memorial to the left.
St. Mary's church, Axminster
Central tower and central to the town. War memorial to the left.
The Queen, honoured and remembered, 1 A display in the porch of St. Mary's, left over from the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of June 2022.
The Queen, honoured and remembered, 1
A display in the porch of St. Mary's, left over from the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of June 2022.
The Queen, honoured and remembered, 2 St. Mary's Axminster.
A simple book of condolences set up for members of the public, like myself, to commemorate the monarch, two days after her death.
The Queen, honoured and remembered, 2
St. Mary's Axminster. A simple book of condolences set up for members of the public, like myself, to commemorate the monarch, two days after her death.
Castle Garage, Axminster A very traditional business in the back streets of this East Devon town.
Castle Garage, Axminster
A very traditional business in the back streets of this East Devon town.
We Serve You Two old but possibly still working pumps at Castle Garage.
We Serve You
Two old but possibly still working pumps at Castle Garage.
On the A35 south of Axminster, heading east
On the A35 south of Axminster, heading east
Jurassic Coaster bus at Axminster railway station On the x51 route to Dorchester.
Jurassic Coaster bus at Axminster railway station
On the x51 route to Dorchester.
Axminster station Opened in 1860 by the London & South Western Railway.
Axminster station
Opened in 1860 by the London & South Western Railway.
Bushes and trees at Axminster, Change here for Jurassic Coast
Bushes and trees at Axminster, Change here for Jurassic Coast
Roundabout at the bottom of West Street, Axminster looking south-west towards the bridge over the railway
Roundabout at the bottom of West Street, Axminster
looking south-west towards the bridge over the railway
Axminster Fire Station Axminster Fire Station, Lyme Close, Axminster, Devon.
Axminster Fire Station
Axminster Fire Station, Lyme Close, Axminster, Devon.
Coombe Street meets South Street Taken from the car park.
Coombe Street meets South Street
Taken from the car park.
River Axe at Weycroft Looking upstream from Weycroft Bridge on the Fosse Way. The cottage backs on to the mill stream which supplied the adjacent mills.
River Axe at Weycroft
Looking upstream from Weycroft Bridge on the Fosse Way. The cottage backs on to the mill stream which supplied the adjacent mills.
Axminster Railway Station This mock Gothic style building was designed by LSWR architect Sir William Tite and opened on 19 July 1860.
Once painted in light pastel colours in the 1990s it has now been fully restored to its original brick finish.
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Axminster Railway Station
This mock Gothic style building was designed by LSWR architect Sir William Tite and opened on 19 July 1860. Once painted in light pastel colours in the 1990s it has now been fully restored to its original brick finish. To see some 360° Panoramas of Devon please visit this LinkExternal link
A backstreet in Axminster A view of the church from a little lane in Axminster.
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A backstreet in Axminster
A view of the church from a little lane in Axminster. To see some 360° Panoramas of Devon please visit this LinkExternal link
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Sector is located at Grid Ref: SY3198 (Lat: 50.779666, Lng: -2.977255)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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