Indio, Bovey Tracey, Victorian estate in Bovey Tracey, United Kingdom
Indio House stands as a Grade II listed Tudor-style building situated across the River Bovey, surrounded by woodland approximately half a mile from Bovey Tracey Church.
The estate originated as a grange farm owned by St John's Hospital of Bridgwater in 1216, continuing until the dissolution of monasteries in 1536.
The property's name evolved through variations including Yondeyeo, Judeyeo, and Indiho before settling as Indio, contrary to previous interpretations linking it to religious origins.
The estate currently features 15 new residential homes with four bedrooms each, maintaining modern amenities while preserving the character of the original listed building.
The land formerly housed the Indio Pottery operation from 1766 to 1836, establishing Bovey Tracey as a center for industrial pottery production in Devon.
GPS coordinates: 50.58700,-3.67300
Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12
Town Hall
886 m
Church of St Peter and St Paul and St Thomas of Canterbury
1 km
Cromwell's Arch
796 m
Church of St John the Evangelist
360 m
Direction Post About 50 Metres North Of St John's Church, At Junction Of Ashburton Road And Newton Road
369 m
The Bell Inn
876 m
Church Hill House
954 m
East Dartmoor Baptist Church
855 m
Bovey Bridge
570 m
Dolphin Hotel
604 m
Cross Incorporated In War Memorial, About 2 Metres From South-West Corner Of Town Hall
871 m
Bovey Stone, In Garden Wall Of Cross Cottage About 7 Metres South-East Of Furzeleigh Lane
1.2 km
Former Railway Station
806 m
Riverside Mill
556 m
Challabrook Cross
710 m
Bovey Tracey Library
805 m
House of Marbles
610 m
Direction Post About 5 Metres From Junction With Bradley Road
913 m
St John's Cottages, Including The Gateposts And Front Garden Railings
337 m
Southdown House
900 m
Direction Post At Five Wyches Crossroads
1.3 km
Bovey Potteries
512 m
Devon House Flats
1.2 km
Churchyard Cross About 30 Metres South-West Of Porch Of Church Of St Thomas
960 m
Devon Guild of Craftsmen
629 m
Granite Trough And Recess In South Wall Of Church Style Garden About 27 Metres South Of Trough Lane
956 m
Milestone, Templer Way, 80m NE of entrance off Ashburton Road where tramway bed runs between houses to Pottery Road
717 m
Milestone, Newton Road, close to Cricket Club entrance
285 mVisited this place? Tap the stars to rate it and share your experience / photos with the community! Try now! You can cancel it anytime.
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