Snuggled on the south coast of Cornwall, close to the picturesque Fowey Estuary, lies the charming town of Fowey. With its rich maritime history, narrow cobblestone streets, and stunning harbour views, Fowey offers a relaxing blend of history and natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling hills and the quaint coastal feel of the estuary, Fowey is a wonderful place to call home.
If Fowey captures your interest, explore our selection of new homes and developments available in the area, and discover this pretty Cornish gem for yourself.
Fowey offers stunning views and outdoor activities with its beautiful landscapes, including the Fowey Estuary and the nearby Eden Project
With its maritime heritage, historic sites, and lively festivals, Fowey has a strong sense of culture and community
Fowey Primary Academy is rated “Good” by Ofsted
An abundance of shops, restaurants, and healthcare facilities nearby
Good transport links by road and rail with Par and St Austell nearby
WHY FOWEY IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE
Propped up along the picturesque south coast of Cornwall, Fowey offers stunning views and plenty of outdoor activities amidst its beautiful landscapes, including the iconic Fowey Estuary and nearby Readymoney Cove. Its natural beauty provides a serene environment for hiking along the South West Coast Path, sailing on the estuary, or simply enjoying the scenery at Fowey Hall Gardens.
Fowey's rich maritime heritage and historic sites, such as St. Catherine's Castle and the Fowey Museum, contribute to its strong sense of culture and community. Lively festivals, including the Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature really brings the community together.
Families in Fowey can rely on the quality education provided by Fowey Primary Academy, located just off Windmill Road, which has earned a "Good" rating from Ofsted, and there are a further two primary schools and one high school within a 10-mile radius of Fowey.
Convenience is key in Fowey, with a range of shops, including the Harbour Bookshop and Pink Lemons Deli, restaurants such as Sam's and The Old Quay House Restaurant, and healthcare facilities nearby, such as Fowey Health Centre on Hanson Drive.
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Fowey enjoys good transport links with the A3082 and B3269 providing access to major roads. The nearest train station, Par Railway Station, offers services to nearby towns and cities. Additionally, the Fowey Harbour allows for boat access, making it convenient for residents to explore the surrounding areas or commute via water transport!
If Fowey is a place you’d like to call home, you’ll find a range of new developments and homes for sale in and around Fowey with Wain Homes.
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