Tiverton (/ ˈtɪvərtən / TIV-ər-tən) is a town and civil parish in Devon, England, and the commercial and administrative centre of the Mid Devon district. The population in 2019 was 20,587. [2][3]

Located right in the centre of Devon, Tiverton is the ideal base for exploring all over Devon, not only can you escape to the countryside, but you’re also well based for visiting the city of Exeter …

Tiverton is known for its antiques, fine art, decorative crafts, and cozy shops nestled into a quaint New England Village of 18th century buildings.

The Grand Western Canal Country Park meanders through 11 1/4 miles of beautiful mid-Devon countryside between Tiverton and Lowdwells (near the Somerset border).

Centrally located in Devon, Tiverton is the ideal base for exploring the Devon countryside and to really escape on holiday – where you can discover surrounding traditional thatched villages, …

The Town of Tiverton, North Tiverton Fire District, and Stone Bridge Fire District are working together to strengthen our partnerships and better serve the community.

Tiverton is a busy market town situated in the middle of Devon and a convenient centre for both coasts, the moors and the cities of Exeter and Plymouth. The name was originally Twyfyrde, …

Tiverton’s history traces its roots back to the Norman Conquest of England in the 11th century. As the Normans established their dominance, Tiverton emerged as a key settlement, strategically …

Tiverton was an important market town during the medieval period and was known for its wool trade. Today, Tiverton is a thriving community with a population of around 20,000 people.

Tiverton, a historic market town in the heart of Mid Devon, is known for its rich heritage, scenic canal, and rolling countryside. Nestled along the banks of the River Exe and Grand Western …