Mount Gould

Settlement in Devon

England

Mount Gould

Old Boundary Marker on Old Laira Road, Plymouth Municipal Boundary Marker facing east against the front garden wall of No.369 Old Laira Road, Plymouth, close to the junction with Manor Lane. Inscribed J.T. BOND / 1896 for John Thomas Bond, mayor.

Milestone Society National ID: DV_PCBS48pb — Old Boundary Marker on Old Laira Road, Plymouth Credit: T Jenkinson

Mount Gould is a small residential area located in the city of Plymouth, Devon, in the southwestern region of England. Situated towards the eastern part of the city, Mount Gould is nestled between the neighborhoods of Lipson and Mutley.

Primarily known for its residential properties, Mount Gould offers a mix of housing options, including terraced houses, semi-detached homes, and some apartment buildings. The area is characterized by its rows of Victorian-style houses, which add to its charm and appeal. Many of these properties have been well-preserved, retaining their original architectural features.

Mount Gould benefits from its proximity to the city center, as it is within walking distance or a short bus ride away from various amenities. The nearby city center provides residents with a wide range of shopping opportunities, including high street stores, independent boutiques, and local markets. Furthermore, residents can easily access various recreational facilities, such as parks, sports centers, and the nearby Central Park.

In terms of transportation, Mount Gould is well-connected to the rest of Plymouth. The area is served by several bus routes, allowing for convenient travel within the city. Additionally, the nearby Plymouth train station provides access to regional and national rail services.

Overall, Mount Gould offers a tranquil residential setting with easy access to essential amenities, making it an attractive place to live for individuals and families seeking a convenient location within Plymouth.

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Mount Gould Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.375887/-4.117786 or Grid Reference SX4955. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Boundary Marker on Old Laira Road, Plymouth

Municipal Boundary Marker facing east against the front garden wall of No.369 Old Laira Road, Plymouth, close to the junction with Manor Lane. Inscribed J.T. BOND / 1896 for John Thomas Bond, mayor. Milestone Society National ID: DV_PCBS48pb

T Jenkinson

Old Boundary Marker on Old Laira Road, Plymouth

Municipal Boundary Marker on the east side of the junction of the B3214 Old Laira Road and the A374 Embankment Road, Plymouth. Inscribed C.H. RADFORD / 1897 for Charles H Radford, mayor. Milestone Society National ID: DV_PCBS49pb

T Jenkinson

Old Boundary Marker on Embankment Road, Plymouth

Municipal Boundary Marker in front of a crash barrier where it meets metal railings on the southeast side of the A374 Embankment Road opposite the junction with Old Laira Road, Plymouth. Inscribed J.T. BOND / (1896) for John Thomas Bond, mayor. Milestone Society National ID: DV_PCBS50pb

T Jenkinson

Old Boundary Marker on Lanhydrock Road, Plymouth

Municipal Boundary Marker behind a wire mesh fence in Embankment Road allotments, on the north side of Lanhydrock Road, Plymouth. Inscribed A. HUBBARD / 1869 for Alexander Hubbard, mayor. Milestone Society National ID: DV_PCBS51pb

T Jenkinson

Laira Bridge

Matthew Chadwick

Saltram Point

Matthew Chadwick

McDonald's, Pomphlett Road

Mark Anderson

Broxton Drive, Pomphlett

Mark Anderson

Pomphlett Farm Industrial Estate

Mark Anderson

Housing in a quarry

This is the extensive Saltram Meadows scheme which includes several hundred dwellings overall.

Alan Murray-Rust

Morley Meadow School access

Part of the large Saltram Meadows housing development in former quarries.

Alan Murray-Rust

The A379 near Pomphlett

Recreating this 'First' for the square Link . There is now a new roundabout with access to the Morley Park/Saltram Meadows housing development.

Alan Murray-Rust

Pomphlett Lake

Recreating this 'First' for the square Link

Alan Murray-Rust

Pomphlett Lake

Looking along this tidal inlet off the Plym estuary towards the centre of Plymouth.

Alan Murray-Rust

Rotting hulk in Pomphlett Lake

A feature of many of the estuarial waters off Plymouth Sound.

Alan Murray-Rust

Woolly Rhinoceros at Pomphlett

Created to represent the many prehistoric animals whose remains have been found in caves in the Plymouth area.

Alan Murray-Rust

The Morley Arms, Pomphlett

Early 19th century inn, probably as part of the improvements to the road towards Kingsbridge which included the building of the first road bridge at Laira in 1827. Listed Grade II.

Alan Murray-Rust