The market town and civil parish of Great Torrington sits in the rolling farmland of the Torridge district of Devon, England, where the wooded banks of the River Torridge carve a deep valley. Perched above the river, the town retains a medieval street pattern and a historic parish church, and the river corridor supports wildlife such as otters and migratory fish while the surrounding countryside is popular for walking and cycling.
Historically notable for the 1646 battle at Torrington, one of the last pitched engagements in the West Country during the English Civil War, the town now combines agriculture, small-scale industry and tourism with a lively local culture of independent shops, markets and community events, reflecting the relaxed character of the wider North Devon area.
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