4 Baring Crescent EXETER EX1 1TL

Attractive period building in an exclusive city centre location with parking

Baring Crescent is a charmingly tranquil location situated just off the main Heavitree Road close to Waitrose just behind the St Luke’s campus of Exeter University yet only a brief walk to the central retail district with the advantage of excellent car parking.

Baring Crescent comprising 12 houses was completed by 1828. The houses are built in a semi-circle with gardens and access road and a communal garden to the front.

The Crescent was named after Sir Thomas Baring whose son founded Barings Bank. 3 of the 12 houses were burned out during the Blitz and today 10 of the original 12 houses survive. Although originally described as “superior cottages” they had 8 x bedrooms, butler’s pantry, wine cellars, housekeeper’s room etc.

No4 is the last remaining in commercial use

We can now offer a variety of small suites. The property has limited car parking available on license.