If you've ever been stuck for choice when it comes to British holiday destinations, you've no doubt wondered which is best - Devon or Cornwall? Well, one village near Plymouth - a place one would usually associate with being near the water yet having closer to a 'city vibe' - breaks the mould somewhat.
Offering a quiet respite which is tucked away from those bustling city-like areas, Turnchapel is described as a quaint village fringed by the sea, and a "piece of Cornwall in Devon", Plymouth Live reports. One resident, Dave Calderwood, has lived in Turnchapel for two years.
His home used to be a pub and some of the old signage is still visible to this day. He describes the village as being 'quite distinct' from the city, offering fantastic views.
