Charming Rural Home to Rent – Bow, Crediton, Devon (EX17)

Welcome to your next home in the heart of Mid Devon’s picturesque countryside — combining village tranquillity with superb accessibility and lifestyle amenities.
This delightful 3-bedroom property is a rare rental opportunity in Bow, a friendly rural parish approximately 7 miles from Crediton and within easy reach of Exeter, some 15 miles away. Set amid rolling green fields with excellent broadband speeds and quality local services, this home is ideal for families, professionals and downsizers seeking balance between peace and connectivity.

The property is accessed from the side, by the driveway. It has Kitchen, Reception and Shower rooms on the ground floor. Reception runs the full width of the property, with a picture window overlooking the front garden. A feature fireplace showcases a woodburner. The kitchen has a brand new oven and built in undercounter Fridge and Freezer. The freezer has never been used. The Shower Room boasts a heated towel rail.
The first floor comprises the three bedroom and a separate WC. Bedroom 2 faces the front while Bedroom 1 overlooks the rear garden.

Why This Rental Stands Out
Whether you’re raising a family, commuting to Exeter or simply seeking rural charm close to city amenities, this property offers:
• Rural tranquillity with excellent transport links to Exeter, the M5, and Exeter Airport.
• Access to beaches, festivals, markets, and year-round community events.
• A lifestyle rich in outdoor activities, culture and local friendliness.
This home represents a unique chance to live in Mid Devon’s countryside while remaining connected to vibrant city life and the stunning South West coast.

Minimum combined income required is £30,000 per annum
Pets will be considered.
Bills are not included

Education & Business Hubs
Schools
• Highly regarded primary schools in Crediton and surrounding villages.
• Queen Elizabeth’s School in Crediton offers secondary and sixth-form education.
• Numerous nurseries, preschools and childcare options serve local families.
Business & Work
• Exeter Science Park & Enterprise Hubs provide thriving environments for science, tech, and professional services — accessible within a short commute.
• Crediton’s local high street and small enterprises support artisan shops, services and independent businesses — perfect for local entrepreneurs.

Location & Accessibility
• A truly central Devon location — nestled in Bow, just a short drive from the historic market town of Crediton.
• Exeter city centre: approx. 15 miles south, around 20 minutes by car or train from Crediton Station.
• Exeter International Airport: roughly 25–30 minutes by car — great for UK flights and seasonal European routes.
• M5 Motorway: Junctions near Exeter provide fast routes north toward Bristol and beyond, and south to Taunton and the South West.
• Train travel: Crediton Station offers regular services to Exeter St Davids and links beyond.
• Bus services: Local buses connect Bow & Crediton with neighbouring villages and Exeter.
This superb connectivity positions the property as a perfect rural base for commuters, airport travellers and leisure seekers alike.

Village, Town & Local Events
Crediton is an historic market town with deep agricultural roots and an active calendar of local markets and community events. Its farmers’ market is held on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of each month, featuring local produce, artisan foods and crafts — ideal for weekly shopping or weekend outings.
Nearby cultural highlights include:
• Historic Parish Church and Boniface Heritage Trail — reflecting rich local history.
• Shobrooke Park — scenic countryside walks, picnic spots and wildlife.
• Sandford Orchards — cider tastings and tours.
In the broader region, Devon hosts celebrated events such as:
• Sidmouth Folk Festival — a week-long seaside celebration of folk music, dance, workshops and family activities every early August, drawing enthusiasts from across the UK.
• Powderham Food Festival at Powderham Castle — a lively October weekend event showcasing over 130 food and drink producers, demonstrations, tastings and local entertainment.
• Widecombe Fair — classic Devon fair in nearby Dartmoor offering agricultural shows and traditional festivities each September.
These annual highlights add rich, cultural flavour to life in this part of Devon.

Lifestyle & Activities
Outdoor Adventures & Family Fun
• Countryside trails & walking routes — including parts of the scenic Two Moors Way and river walks along the River Yeo.
• Tarka Trail — gently graded paths perfect for cycling, walking or family outings.
• Nearby beaches — Devon’s Jurassic Coast (including Sidmouth) is within 45–60 minutes by car, offering pebble beaches, coastal walks and seaside dining.
• Crealy Theme Park & Resort near Exeter — family-friendly rides, shows, and attractions (seasonal).

Culture & Community
• Crediton and Exeter both offer regular farmers’ markets, street festivals, local art venues and music nights throughout the year.
• Exeter’s historic centre blends boutique shopping, fine dining, museums and green spaces — ideal for all ages and lifestyles.