Retirement properties in Dartmouth

Our retirement homes in Dartmouth are located within easy distance of amenities and transport connections. The town’s historic streets are lined with a blend of cafes, art galleries, museums, boutiques and independent shops. 

• Groceries 
  Dartmouth has a large Sainsbury’s and Lidl as well as an M&S Food and several convenience stores. There are also bakeries, a butcher and a delicatessen.  
• Shops
  Dartmouth has a variety of independent shops selling books, gifts, clothing and more.
• Healthcare 
  Dartmouth Medical Services or Dartmouth Clinic offer GP services. Brixham Community hospital is around 5 miles away while Torbay General Hospital is around 20 miles away. There are several dentists, opticians and pharmacies within the town. 

You won’t be short of activities close to our retirement apartments in Dartmouth. These include:

• Fantastic food options, from fish and chips to fine dining, pub grub to Devonshire cream teas.  
• Clubs and associations are plentiful in the town. The Dart U3A offer everything from archery to wine tasting, but you’ll also find groups for gardeners, history buffs and more.  
• Arts, culture and history - attractions include Dartmouth Castle and Dartmouth Museum as well as several stately homes and gardens in the surrounding area.
• Watersports and outdoor pursuits, whether that’s at the yacht club or Dartmouth Angling and Boating Association in the River Dart, relaxing on one of the local sandy beaches, walking the South West Coastal Path or golf at The Dartmouth.

Our properties for sale in Dartmouth are perfectly placed to make the most of many natural wonders including the wilds of Dartmoor National Park, Little Dartmouth, a National Trust nature reserve, and Slapton Ley Nature Reserve which contains the largest natural lake in south-west England. Entirely freshwater, it is separated from the sea by a narrow shingle strip and is a spectacular sight. Then there’s the stunning South West Coastal Path which has 35 scenic walks within 10 miles of Dartmouth.

Dartmouth is also the perfect spot from which to explore the delightful towns, villages and world-class beaches along the south Devon coastline - including Salcombe, Bigbury, Hope Cove, Topsham, Totnes and Torbay - and picturesque Kingswear just across the water.

Travel from our retirement homes in Dartmouth across the wider South West of England is relatively easy despite the rural setting.

• By car 
  South Devon is linked to the M5 by the A38, which runs through the centre of the county.
• By bus 
  There are regular bus services around the town including a Park and Ride service which takes you into the centre and surrounding towns as well as Exeter and Plymouth.
• By rail
  The nearest train station is Totnes - about 12 miles away - which has regular trains to London and Birmingham. 
• By air
  At roughly 45 miles away, Exeter International Airport is your closest option for trips to Europe. It takes about an hour by car.