Tiverton East

Tiverton East sits on the east side of Tiverton, stretching from the river bank into residential streets and lanes. The River Exe runs along the western edge of the area, and older red-brick mill buildings and a short mill leat recall the town’s 19th-century textile history. Housing ranges from terraces to post-war semi-detached homes, with small local shops and a primary school serving day-to-day needs. Public green spaces and playing fields are woven into the neighbourhood, and regular bus services link the area with the town centre and surrounding villages.

Community facilities include a hall used for clubs and events, allotments, and sports pitches that host local fixtures. The street pattern changes from grid-like terraces near the river to winding close-built lanes further east, reflecting different phases of development. For residents, the combination of river access, short walks to market streets, and practical amenities gives Tiverton East a compact, town-centre feel while keeping everyday services within easy reach.