New Homes in Falmouth
Located on Cornwall's stunning coast, Falmouth is a vibrant town with a rich maritime heritage. New homes in Falmouth offer the perfect mix of coastal charm and modern living. Enjoy the bustling town center, beautiful beaches, and attractions like the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and Pendennis Castle.
Whether you're into water sports, exploring gardens, or soaking in sea views, new homes in Falmouth provide an ideal lifestyle. Discover the latest developments in this coastal gem below.
- From £349,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Coming soon
- 2 and 3 bedroom
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New Homes in Falmouth Highlights
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Coastal Living: Set on Cornwall’s stunning south coast, Falmouth is known for its beautiful beaches, scenic harbour, and relaxed seaside atmosphere.
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Vibrant Town & Culture: Falmouth offers a lively mix of independent shops, galleries, cafés, and restaurants.
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Beach & Outdoor Life: Enjoy sandy beaches like Gyllyngvase and Swanpool, coastal walks along the South West Coast Path, or paddleboarding in the calm waters of the bay.
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Excellent Education: Home to highly rated primary and secondary schools, plus Falmouth University.
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Well Connected: Good road links via the A39 and A30 connect Falmouth to Truro, Exeter, and beyond.
New Homes in Falmouth FAQs
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Located on the southern-most peninsula of England in picturesque Cornwall, Falmouth is a popular seaside town with lots to see and do in the local area. From museums to castles, golf courses, sailing schools and heritage coastline, there’s something for the whole family close to your new home in Falmouth.
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If you love being in the great outdoors, Falmouth is the ideal place to live. Whether you’re exploring Trebah Garden, breathing in the sea air along Falmouth Seafront Promenade, strolling across Swanpool Beach or rambling along the South West Coast Path, there’s plenty of opportunity to enjoy nature close to your new home in Falmouth. The Roseland Heritage Coast is nearby, while Dartmoor National Park is popular with walkers and cyclists.
For a sense of history, you can find out more about the local area in times gone by with a visit to Pendennis Castle or National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Other places of interest in and around the town include Falmouth Art Gallery, Falmouth Golf Club, Falmouth School of Sailing, the Phoenix Cinema and the Princess Pavilion.
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For families moving to Falmouth with school-age children, there are lots of excellent schools close to your new home. Outstanding schools include the Marlborough School, St Mary’s Catholic School and Mullion School, while independent schools within commuting distance include Truro High School and Truro School. If you or your children are considering studying for a degree, Falmouth University is located in the town.
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Falmouth is well-connected by rail, with three train stations in the town and regular services to nearby towns and cities. The A394 and A39 are both nearby for road travel, so there are plenty of options when it comes to commuting or travelling to see family and friends.
Truro is only a 20 minute train journey away from Falmouth, or 30 minutes if you’re travelling by car depending on traffic. Penzance and Newquay are both a 50 minute drive away from the town.
From Plymouth, the journey to Falmouth takes around one hour 35 minutes by car or one hour 50 minutes by train, changing once in Truro. If you’re going on holiday, Newquay Airport is a 50 minute drive away, while there are regular ferry services to France and Spain departing from Plymouth.