Estate agents in PL17
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Featured1 New Road, Callington, PL17 7BE
This award-winning company is contactable until 9 pm, 7 days a week, and has a network of 30 other branches across Devon, Cornwall, and Somerset giving your property maximum coverage and attracting buyers from all over the region and beyond. The local Callington team is based on New Road, a prominent position in the town, and offers a wealth of experience, enthusiasm, and professionalism. They aim to provide an unrivaled service, which is supported by the thousands of positive customer reviews they have received.
Homes on Zoopla
- Avg. listing time
- 22 weeks
- Avg. asking price
- £403,047
- Currently for sale
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Featured20 Fore Street, Saltash, PL12 6JL
Choose us, your local Fox & Sons office... We’re a long-established estate agency brand; in fact Fox & Sons has been trading since 1868, so you can trust we are experts in the property field. Fox & Sons has 57 offices covering East Sussex, West Sussex, Devon, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Somerset and Dorset. We know what it takes to sell or let a property and we love helping buyers and tenants find their new homes too - we just want to help our customers get moving. We’re bigger than you think… We are part of the national estate agency group Sequence (UK) Limited which has over 320 offices across England, Scotland and Wales. So, if you need to expand your property search further afield, we can help with that too - all from your local office. When choosing an estate agent, make sure you pick an experienced, professional, established estate agent - just like us! To find out more visit our site.
Homes on Zoopla
- Avg. listing time
- 19 weeks
- Avg. asking price
- £283,364
- Currently for sale
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Featured6a High Street, Launceston, PL15 8ER
Why move to Launceston? Set amidst the rolling green Cornish countryside, Launceston is known as the gateway to the county and sits on the Devon border. The town’s skyline is dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle that stands high on a hillside with dramatic views over Bodmin moor and Dartmoor. The castle was a strategically important building after the Norman Conquest and its green was used for executions until the 19th century. Launceston is situated between the north and south coasts, so is convenient for beaches and the Cornish countryside. The surrounding area offers leisure for all types; facilities include two golf courses – Trethorne and Launceston – and Roadford Lake Country Park where visitors can fish for trout, sail, windsurf, cycle, row, kayak and camp. Launceston has a busy pedestrianised shopping centre with plenty of big names alongside quirky independent shops. Out of town there is a Tesco, Marks & Spencer Food Hall, Argos and Pets at Home. There are plenty of places to eat out in Launceston and the Arundell Arms Hotel at Lifton, where there are also shooting and fishing rights. A town with literary connections… Once the ancient capital of Cornwall, Launceston is steeped in history and featured prominently in Daphne du Maurier’s smuggling classic, Jamaica Inn. The inn itself sits between Launceston and Bodmin and visitors can travel back 300 years to experience something of the romance, folklore and villainy associated with this historic coaching inn and the area. Great local schools, Launceston has some great schools including the ‘good’ Ofsted-rated Launceston College for children aged 11 to 18. Windmill Hill Academy is a ‘good’ primary school and the ‘outstanding’ St Stephen’s Academy is a primary school with an excellent special needs centre.
Homes on Zoopla
- Avg. listing time
- 29 weeks
- Avg. asking price
- £262,871
- Currently for sale