Tavistock Conservatory Services
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In Tavistock, where charm meets countryside, a well-designed conservatory can expand your living space in style. Our reliable partners – RM Conservatories and The Plymouth Home Improvement Company – provide full installation services with energy-efficient materials and modern finishes. Trusted by Devon homeowners, they bring expertise without the national pricing markup.
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1. Birthplace of Sir Francis Drake.
The famous Elizabethan explorer and naval hero was born in Tavistock around 1540 — and is commemorated by statues and local landmarks.
2. Founded as an abbey town in the 10th century.
Tavistock Abbey was established in 961 AD and helped shape the town’s early growth — parts of the abbey ruins still remain in the town centre.
3. A traditional stannary town.
Tavistock was once a key centre for tin trading on Dartmoor, where the mined metal was weighed, taxed, and sold.
4. Tavistock Pannier Market dates back to 1105.
One of England’s oldest markets still in operation, it's a local favourite for antiques, crafts, food, and bric-a-brac.
5. Surrounded by outstanding natural beauty.
Located on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park, Tavistock offers scenic moorland views and is a gateway to countless walking and cycling routes.
6. Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tavistock is included in the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape designation due to its rich mining heritage.
7. Home to Bedford Square and Victorian architecture.
The Dukes of Bedford significantly developed the town in the 19th century, leaving behind beautiful buildings, wide streets, and the Town Hall.
8. Strong arts and food scene.
Tavistock hosts regular festivals, farmers' markets, and food events, with many independent cafés and artisan shops lining its streets.
9. Vibrant community with a rural feel.
Despite its historical status, Tavistock remains a lively town with local schools, sports clubs, and an active civic culture.
10. Won “Best Market Town” multiple times.
Recognised in various regional and national awards, Tavistock is consistently rated one of the South West’s most attractive tow
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