Welcome to Bradleys Shaldon

We have been very pleased with the amount of good quality homes we have sale agreed during the last few months. With Autumn approaching we need to replenish our stocks, so if we can help in any way please contact the office. We offer a free, no obligation valuation. We have a strong list of applicants ready to purchase their dream home in the village.

Fore Street, Shaldon

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Elegant Georgian residence in the village centre

Poplar Lawn is an elegant Grade II listed family home. Situated on the level at the heart of this delightful estuary village. The extremely well presented spacious accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor French oak exceptional kitchen with numerous integrated appliances, breakfast area, sitting and dining room together with utility/shower room. Useful additional room which could be used as office/treatment room or bedroom four. The good sized master bedroom has an en suite shower room. There are two/three further bedrooms. Delightful gardens with large garage. A rare opportunity to acquire a wonderful family home.

COME ON DOWN TO SHALDON & FIND THE SCARECROWS

The beautiful village of Shaldon has come alive with scarecrows! The Shaldon Business Forum Group organised this event that runs over four days.
Over 50 scarecrows have popped up around the village, some on the beach, a few in boats on the river, a few more in trees and on roof tops!

Branch Manager Katherine Edwards who is a member of The Business Forum said "The event has created a lot of interest and we are expecting many visitors over the next few days. You can pick up amaps from our office and then you can then follow the trail around the village and out to Ringmore. There are some fantastic scarecrows, a lot of effort has been put in by everyone to make this event a success"

The Shaldon team couldn't miss out on an opportunity to take part in the event and are pleased to introduce their newest member of staff to you all!! (Delores is the 2nd from right, Just in case! Ed.)

The scarecrows are being judged by Teignmouth Mayor David Cox and Shaldon Primary School Head Teacher Francis Moule.