Latest house prices for Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth

Tamerton Foliot sits in a unique spot where the city of Plymouth meets the countryside, tucked away at the head of a tidal creek that feeds into the River Tamar. Once a distinct village listed in the Domesday Book, it has retained much of its original character despite the growth of the surrounding suburbs. It feels slightly hidden away, defined by the steep valley hills and the presence of the 13th-century St Mary’s Church at its heart. Life here is shaped by the geography; you have the woodland walks of Warleigh Point Nature Reserve and the salt marshes right on the doorstep, yet the amenities of Crownhill and the North Plymouth bypass are only a short drive away. It is a place of narrow winding lanes and old stone cottages, where the bells from the church tower and the changing tides of the creek provide a quiet, steady rhythm to the day.