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Philleigh

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Philleigh

Farmland, Gerrans Arable land dropping down into the wooded valley north of Treluggan.
Farmland, Gerrans Credit: Andrew Smith

Philleigh is a small village located in the county of Cornwall, southwest England. Situated approximately 10 miles east of Truro, the village is nestled in the Roseland Peninsula, an area renowned for its natural beauty and picturesque landscapes.

With a population of around 200 residents, Philleigh exudes a traditional Cornish charm. The village is characterized by its quaint cottages, narrow winding lanes, and a historic church dating back to the 13th century. The area is surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills, providing a serene and peaceful atmosphere.

Philleigh is known for its close proximity to the scenic River Fal, offering residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy water-based activities such as boating, fishing, and kayaking. The village is also a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, as it is surrounded by numerous walking trails that showcase some of Cornwall's most breathtaking scenery.

In terms of amenities, Philleigh boasts a traditional pub, The Roseland Inn, which serves hearty pub meals and local ales. The village also has a small community hall where various events and gatherings take place throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community spirit.

Overall, Philleigh is a charming and idyllic village that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, coupled with its rich history and friendly community, make it a delightful destination for those seeking a quintessential Cornish experience.

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Philleigh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.215915/-4.985011 or Grid Reference SW8739. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland, Gerrans Arable land dropping down into the wooded valley north of Treluggan.
Farmland, Gerrans
Arable land dropping down into the wooded valley north of Treluggan.
Evening high tide at Ardevora A high spring tide in this unspoiled creek off the River Fal. At low tide the scene would be very different with extensive mud flats.
Evening high tide at Ardevora
A high spring tide in this unspoiled creek off the River Fal. At low tide the scene would be very different with extensive mud flats.
Swans at the head of the creek off the River Fal
Swans at the head of the creek off the River Fal
Tregothnan Deer Park. A solitary deer can be seen in the middle of the photograph.
Tregothnan Deer Park.
A solitary deer can be seen in the middle of the photograph.
Wooded promontory on the River Fal
Wooded promontory on the River Fal
Country lane This lane, just about driveable for another 500m or so, leads north from the farm at Trenestrall, whose cows can be seen grazing in the field opposite.
Country lane
This lane, just about driveable for another 500m or so, leads north from the farm at Trenestrall, whose cows can be seen grazing in the field opposite.
Looking towards Ardevora This is an isolated area of the river Fal, now made more accessible by a very good woodland circular walk, courtesy of DEFRA and the local farmer.
Looking towards Ardevora
This is an isolated area of the river Fal, now made more accessible by a very good woodland circular walk, courtesy of DEFRA and the local farmer.
'Giant Bench' Whilst trying to take a decent picture to be classified as a Geograph, I chanced on what I thought was a giant seat. While taking a rest I realised it was a hurdle for a point to point course...
'Giant Bench'
Whilst trying to take a decent picture to be classified as a Geograph, I chanced on what I thought was a giant seat. While taking a rest I realised it was a hurdle for a point to point course...
River Fal - Footpath to Philleigh In days gone by the quickest way from Philleigh to Truro would have been by boat and this path would have been the shortest distance to the river.
River Fal - Footpath to Philleigh
In days gone by the quickest way from Philleigh to Truro would have been by boat and this path would have been the shortest distance to the river.
Looking up the River Fal towards Ardevora Evening sun highlights the foreshore at Ardevora.
Looking up the River Fal towards Ardevora
Evening sun highlights the foreshore at Ardevora.
Track and farmland, Philleigh The right of way crosses fields of barley, so it is more expedient to use the available tracks.
Track and farmland, Philleigh
The right of way crosses fields of barley, so it is more expedient to use the available tracks.
The River Fal, Philleigh Looking across the tidal river to woodland below St Michael Penkevil.
The River Fal, Philleigh
Looking across the tidal river to woodland below St Michael Penkevil.
Pasture, Ruanlanihorne Charolais cattle and slopes descending to the Fal to the north of Trenestrall.
Pasture, Ruanlanihorne
Charolais cattle and slopes descending to the Fal to the north of Trenestrall.
St Philleigh's church, Philleigh
St Philleigh's church, Philleigh
The road to Treluggan On the left is the end of the access road to Treluggan Farm
The road to Treluggan
On the left is the end of the access road to Treluggan Farm
Stream beside road at Treluggan A stream flows alongside the road, running from right to left, after a culvert round the corner. The stream rises very close to the coast (here it is just over 1km from the coast) but flows eastwards for nearly 10km to the Percuil River
Stream beside road at Treluggan
A stream flows alongside the road, running from right to left, after a culvert round the corner. The stream rises very close to the coast (here it is just over 1km from the coast) but flows eastwards for nearly 10km to the Percuil River
Gateways near Penhallow Farm The open gateway gives a view north to the valley of the Fal
Gateways near Penhallow Farm
The open gateway gives a view north to the valley of the Fal
A trailer at White Lane The farm and cottages are in a shallow valley
A trailer at White Lane
The farm and cottages are in a shallow valley
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Philleigh is located at Grid Ref: SW8739 (Lat: 50.215915, Lng: -4.985011)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Located within 500m of 50.215915,-4.985011
Philleigh
Is In County: Cornwall
Name Kw: Eglosros
Place: hamlet
Source: OS_OpenData_StreetView
Lat/Long: 50.2164995/-4.9855605
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Pub
Roseland Inn
Addr City: Truro
Addr Country: GB
Addr Place: Philleigh
Addr Postcode: TR2 5NB
Fhrs Id: 438841
Lat/Long: 50.2162939/-4.9856645
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Post Box
Collection Times: Mo-Fr 09:00; Sa 07:00; Su off
Operator: Royal Mail
Operator Wikidata: Q638098
Post Box Mounting: pier
Post Box Type: lamp
Ref: TR2 82D
Royal Cypher: EIIR
Royal Cypher Wikidata: Q33102113
Source: survey;aerial imagery
Lat/Long: 50.2161415/-4.986099
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