Trimstone

Trimstone is a small hamlet and Manor in North Devon, England. It is a very quiet, agricultural location,^[1] which is best known for its Manor house, which dates from the 11th century, with buildings on the site being present from the writing of the Domesday Book,^[2] And is now a hotel.

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Towns, villages (and most populous hamlets) in North Devon Major Civil Parishes Barnstaple Braunton (Saunton · Knowle) Fremington (Bickleton · High Bickington · Yelland) Ilfracombe (Chambercombe · Hele/Hele Bay · Lee/Lee Bay · Higher and Lower Slade · Lincombe) Mid-population Civil Parishes Atherington Berrynarbor Bishop's Nympton Bishop's Tawton Bratton Fleming Brayford (Charles) Burrington Chittlehampton (most of Umberleigh) Chulmleigh (Cheldon · Colleton · Colleton Mills · Elstone · Cadbury Barton · Week) Combe Martin East and West Buckland Georgeham (Croyde · North Buckland · Putsborough · Pickwell) Goodleigh Heanton Punchardon (Chivenor · Wrafton) Horwood, Lovacott and Newton Tracey Instow King's Nympton Landkey Lynton and Lynmouth (Barbrook · Cherrybridge · Dean · East Ilkerton · West Lyn · Furzehill) Marwood Mortehoe (Woolacombe) North Molton Shirwell South Molton Swimbridge Tawstock (Chapelton · Harracott · Hiscott) West Down Witheridge Lowest population Arlington Ashford Bittadon Brendon (Leeford · Malmsmead) Challacombe Chittlehamholt Countisbury East Anstey (Yeo Mill · Oldways End) East Down East Worlington Filleigh (Shallowford) George Nympton Kentisbury Knowstone (Roachill) Loxhore Mariansleigh (Alswear) Martinhoe Meshaw Molland Parracombe (Bodley · East Middleton · Heale · Prisonford · Church Town · Blackmoor Gate) Pilton (West) Queens Nympton Rackenford (Creacombe) Romansleigh Rose Ash Satterleigh and Warkleigh Stoke Rivers Trentishoe Twitchen West Anstey Westleigh