New Homes in Bodmin

Located in the heart of Cornwall, Bodmin is a historic town celebrated for its rich heritage and natural beauty. With local attractions such as the iconic Bodmin Jail, the scenic Bodmin Beacon, and the historic St. Petroc’s Church to explore, you can also visit the Camel Trail, the Eden Project, and Lanhydrock House and Gardens; all with our developments closest to Bodmin below.
 
A great commuter town, Bodmin is surrounded by hubs like Truro, Plymouth, and St Austell, which are all between 30 and 60 minutes away.
Barratt Homes @ Treledan
Barratt Homes @ Treledan
Treledan, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6PR
  • £289,995 to £449,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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Pen Bethan
Pen Bethan
Hillhead Road, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5PA
  • £264,995 to £359,995
  • 2 and 3 bedroom
  • Brand new homes available in Falmouth
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  • The moors of the West Country surround Bodmin, a lovely, lively town, providing a rich history and heritage, making new homes in Bodmin ideal for all.

  • With lovely countryside on your doorstep, hiking and cycling can be enjoyed at all times at places like Bodmin Moor, and various coastlines.

    The town itself is lively and exciting, with lots going on. Not only does it offer great facilities for your everyday essentials, but there are several attractions, as well as historic and cultural highlights to look out for.

    The Eden Project can be reached in just under 30 minutes. Highlights include the Rainforest Biome where you’ll be hit with tropical heat as you experience four of the world’s rainforest environments, including Southeast Asia and West Africa. The Mediterranean Biome lets you wander through the colourful landscapes of this part of the world, while the Rainforest Canopy Walkway offers great view across the Biome.

    Pencarrow House and Gardens is great for a family day out. Explore the Palladian mansion, Grade II formal gardens, Victorian rock garden and ice house. The 50 acres of parkland, lake and woodland offer lovely spaces in which to walk.

    Take a trip back in time with a ride on the Bodmin and Wenford Railway. Enjoy the nostalgia of steam travel, or explore the moors from horseback as you venture into the wilds.

    Jamaica Inn is the setting for the novel of the same name by Daphne Du Maurier and here you’ll explore the myth and mystery of smugglers. The Smugglers Museum is filled with artefacts and information about wreckers and smugglers, as you journey through 300 years of history.

  • There are several schools in Bodmin and the surrounding areas, offering parents plenty of choice.

  • Bodmin has great transport links whether you are travelling by road, rail or air.

    Bodmin has two railway stations. One is served by main line trains on the Cornish main line, while busses connect the town to other districts in Cornwall and Devon.

    There are also good road connections with Plymouth less than 50 minutes away and Exeter is just over an hour away. For those travelling further afield, Exeter International Airport is less than 80 miles away.