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Shute Barton Shute Axminster Devon EX13 7PT A medieval manor house, with a Tudor gatehouse and battlemented turrets. Building commenced in 1380 and wasn't completed until the late 16th century. The National Trust now allows people to stay and enjoy a holiday here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shute_Barton/ The ghost. http://www.haunted-britain.com/shute_barton_manor.htm Shute Barton

Shute Gatehouse Shute Axminster Devon EX13 7PT The gatehouse was built around 1560. It leads to Shute Barton. The Landmark Trust has restored it and now you can stay here for a holiday. http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/BuildingDetails/Overview/106/Shute_Gatehouse http://www.devon.gov.uk/historicshute Shute Gatehouse

Shute House Shute Axminster Devon EX13 7NY In 1785 part of Shute Barton was demolished to allow access to this new Palladian-style house, It was a girls school for a time but has now been converted to flats. Shute House Shute House

Shute Deer Park Shute Axminster Devon EX13 7QP Woodend Park (Shute Deer Park) dates back to the 12th Century and boasts over 100 standing ancient oak pollards, plus ancient specimens of ash, lime, sweet chestnut and field maple. http://frontpage.woodland-trust.org.uk/ancient-tree-forum/atfscapes/focus/devon.htm

St Michael's Church Shute Devon EX13 7PU The church dates from the 13th Century and includes a large memorial to Sir Wiliam Pole. http://umborne.org/2010/04/shute-church/

Shute Community Primary School Haddon Road Shute Devon EX13 7QR The school opened in 1877, cost £1681 and was designed to accommodate 130 children. It covered the educational needs of the Shute estate workers and the children of the Southern Railways employees at Seaton Junction. http://www.shute-primary.devon.sch.uk/

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