Best areas to live in Plymouth
Plymouth is an iconic waterfront city, with oodles of amazing areas to settle down in. Whether you’re looking for a city centre flat close to the hustle and bustle of this area, or a quaint neighbourhood bursting with character, you can find properties that will tick every single box. We promise.
Peverell
Ever growing in popularity, Peverell is the place to be in Plymouth. Most of the properties here sell for an average of £234,333 and feature well-presented exteriors and interiors, appealing to all sorts of homeowners. Find impeccable Victorian three-bed homes and smartly presented terraced houses. Not forgetting the spacious, modern properties with gated entrances, in a neighbourhood that’s a mere five-minute drive from the city centre.
Plympton
Boasting remarkable views of the nearby greenery and landscape, Plympton is a sleepy suburb that’s perfect for families and couples looking to settle down.
It has a real community feel, which is certainly a highlight for homeowners. You can expect to pay around £241,431 for a property here. Plus, it features two secondary schools: Plympton Academy and Hele’s School, along with two major churches. One of Devon’s oldest events to date – Midsummer Festival, is held here each year, too.
Milehouse
The late Victorian suburb of Milehouse features ground floor flats for independent buyers, as well as family homes. Residents can find Home Park football stadium nearby. Not to mention, Plymouth city centre can be quickly reached from this location, which is a big draw for homeowners. Young professionals are particularly keen on this location for this reason, as the restaurants, bars and attractions are in close reach. You can buy a property here for an average of £193,964.
Plymstock
Coined a sought-after location for families, Plymstock is a friendly suburb surrounded by independent shops, pubs, takeaways and restaurants. This area offers everything you require in one place. Avid cyclists love this location because it’s great for riding in, and commuters can rely on a regular bus service. Many people move here to be within the catchment area for good schools like Pomphlett Primary and Coombe Dean School. As a whole, you’ll be looking to pay approximately £270,397 to settle down there.