New homes at Moorland Vale in Bodmin, Cornwall

Bodmin | Cornwall | PL31 2FH

Telephone: 01271 829196
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Designed and constructed by multi award winning Cavanna Homes, Moorland Vale is an exciting development of new homes on the edge of the historic town of Bodmin, in the heart of Cornwall’s most idyllic landscape.

Comprising of a stylish collection of 50 houses located off Gilbert Road, approximately a mile from the town centre and with the delightful Bodmin Beacon Nature Reserve on its doorstep, the development is comprised of two, three and four bedroom properties which have all been beautifully built and finished to a high standard.

Bodmin has all the facilities expected of a popular and lively market town with a good selection of shops, both independent and well-known chains, plenty of places to eat and drink, a retail park and a leisure centre. There are two primary schools, a secondary school and a recently opened further education college.

The town of Bodmin is superbly located for both the A30 and the A38 – the cities of both Truro and Plymouth are just 27 and 32 miles away respectively. The gorgeous seaside towns on both the North and South Cornish coasts are equally easy to reach, with Padstow 16 miles away, Par 10 miles and Newquay 23 miles away.

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About the area

Bodmin – The very best Cornwall has to offer

The historic town of Bodmin is one of Cornwall’s oldest towns: with its granite buildings, harking back to the days of the industrial importance to the area, as well as stunningly beautiful surrounding countryside, it is clear to see why it was once the county town.

One of the many benefits that Bodmin offers is its central location right in the heart of the magnificent Cornish countryside. In addition it is close to some of the country’s finest surfing beaches, hidden coves, water sports, fine dining and laid-back pubs.

Bodmin itself, lying on the edge of Bodmin Moor, has a thriving town centre with all the necessary modern amenities but it is also steeped in history providing a plethora of things to do and see. There’s the atmospheric former county jail (now a museum) and the vast ancient church of St Petroc (the largest in Cornwall).

Walkers and cyclists of all levels and ages are spoilt for choice around here. The famous Camel Trail starts in Bodmin which is 18 miles of flat pathway leading through superb scenery down to the coast at Padstow and Cardinham Woods are just 10 minutes away, offering acres of trails through scenic woodland.

Bodmin Moor is a playground for those who love the great outdoors. It is famous for its rugged moorland, ancient stone monuments, numerous lakes and crystal clear rivers, providing a host of opportunities to get away from it all and experience nature at its best.

Bodmin is conveniently situated just off the A30 which connects with towns and cities the length of Cornwall. The town’s railway station, Bodmin Parkway is on the railway network for direct links further afield.