New Homes in Looe

Located on the stunning south-east coast of Cornwall, Looe is a charming seaside town celebrated for its traditional character and vibrant community spirit. With local attractions such as the sandy East Looe Beach, the historic Old Guildhall Museum & Gaol, and the scenic Looe Island to explore, you can also visit the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the majestic Lanhydrock House—all with our developments closest to Looe below.
 
A great commuter town, Looe is surrounded by hubs like Liskeard, Plymouth, and St Austell, which are all between 30 and 45 minutes away—making it a perfect base for both coastal living and regional connectivity.
Barratt Homes @ Treledan
Barratt Homes @ Treledan
Treledan, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6PR
  • £289,995 to £387,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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  • The Cornish village is a popular West Country holiday destination, where tourists flock here year round to soak up its history and heritage, and also makes for a great place to call home.

    A lovely setting for bringing up a family, buying a new home in Looe provides good transport links and schools.

  • The beach in Looe provides a great place to relax and explore, with sandy stretches and rock pools, alongside pleasure boat rides around the coast.

    Looe is filled with a variety of shops; from souvenir shops to one-off boutiques. Eating out is also great with fish and chips and Cornish pasty vendors all around the village. You’ll also find lots of Cornish pubs and restaurants serving fresh produce, which is due to the area having one of the largest fishing fleets on the Cornish coast.

    You can also enjoy diving here. HMS Scylla, sunk in 2004, is a popular site, or maybe you’d prefer to explore the underwater world from a glass-bottomed boat. Looe Island lies just off the coast and is now a nature reserve filled with wildlife. Trips can be taken out during the main season, while fishing trips are also popular. All great things to do in Cornwall.

    You’ll also find lovely scenery all around the South West coast path. Stretching 630 miles, the nearby fishing village of Polperro is a great stop-off. A hot spot for smuggling in years gone by, the fishing village is packed with places to eat, shops and lovely coves.

    The village also hosts events and festivals throughout the year, with two of the most popular being the Looe Music Festival and New Year’s Eve, when revellers dress up and take to the streets.

  • There are good schools, both primary and secondary in Looe and the surrounding area, giving parents plenty of choice. For those wanting to study at higher education in the area, Plymouth University is around 40 minutes away.

  • Looe has good transport links with Plymouth just one hour away by road and Exeter can be reached in 30 minutes.

    Looe railway station is on the scenic Looe Valley line. From here, Plymouth can be reached in just under an hour and Liskeard in 28 minutes. From these destinations you can get connections to surrounding areas and further afield.

    Exeter Airport can also be reached in one hour and 10 minutes. From here you can get several domestic and international flights.