Map and Directions

By car

Travelling North on the A30

Leave the A30 at the junction marked A377 Exeter/Crediton, at the roundabout take the first left, you are now on Alphington Road. There are several sets of traffic lights, head straight through all of them. After several minutes you will drive under a railway bridge and come to a set of traffic lights just before Exe Bridges roundabout, on your left will be Riverside Leisure Centre. Keep in the left-hand lane and take the third exit onto Bonhay Road (continuation of the A377 you are already on). This will take you past St. David’s Station on the left and then to a double mini-roundabout.

head right up St. David’s Hill to another mini-roundabout where you turn left onto Hele road. After 500 metres at the traffic lights turn right onto New North Road (B31833) for 200 metres to the clock tower. Take the second exit onto Queen St.

See Parking below.

Entering Exeter at M5 junction 29

Follow signs for the City Centre past the Park and Ride on your left uphill, across a mini roundabout and down to traffic lights where you turn right onto the B3183. This continues as E.Wonford Hill and then Heavitree Road.

Carry along on the Heavitree road past shops and then once at the top of the hill the road forks. Keep to the right side still the B3183. Continue past Waitrose on your right and downhill to the roundabout – you will see St. Sidwell’s Leisure Centre on the opposite side of the roundabout.

Keep in the left-hand lane at the roundabout and take the second exit into Paris Street – a continuation of the B3183.

Continue across two sets of traffic lights passing John Lewis on your right to the mini roundabout – turn left passing the prison on your right. You will come to the clock tower where your take the first exit left onto Queen Street.

See Parking below.

By train

Arrive at Central Station.

Exit by the main staircase. Cross immediately over to the opposite side of Queen Street and turn right. Walk away from the city centreand past a Co-op on your left, You will see a terrace of Georgian houses on the left, 47 is the third house along.

By Bus

Any of the buses into the city centre and then 5 minutes walking along Queen Street towards the clock tower, number 47 is third on the left of a row of Georgian houses.

Alternatively many of the buses heading towards the University and St. David’s Station pass along Queen Street – There is a bus stop directly outside our premises.

Parking

We are directly opposite Isca Place parking, EX4 4JN. There are two car park entrances, the first uses the RingGo app, the second uses Parkonomy app and takes cash also.

There is also metered and disabled /electric car parking on the opposite side of Queen street from the clinic.

Finally, there are two car parks and 2 hour free parking on Richmond Road 2 minutes from our front door.