Bowhill is one of Exeter’s most valuable historic buildings. It is unprepossessingly set on a main road leading out of town. From “Greater medieval houses of England and Wales, 1300-1500”, by Anthony Emery: “Painstaking restoration between 1980 and 1997 not only reversed its swiftly deteriorating condition but retrieved most of the house’s original late fifteenth-century character.”
Our Guided Visit to Bowhill (limited numbers, special booking required)
Stuart Blaylock has agreed to guide us through Bowhill. The numbers of visitors will be limited to max 20. We visit Bowhill, the house on Dunsford Hill, which Stuart Blaylock talked to us about earlier in 2025. He has agreed to guide us on our visit and there will be a small charge of £3 each to cover his costs.
If you wish to attend this visit please contact Keith Lewis by email keithatecs@gmail.com, but numbers will be limited to 20. We hope to provide some light refreshments. Parking is possible but if you are using the bus, the P should take you to Dunsford Hill, the E to Buddle Lane and the A to Cowick Lane, but please check the Stagecoach timetables.