ABOUT THE AREA

Set on the South East of Plymouth, Elburton is a desirable village with a wide range of local independent shops including a butchers, bakery and newsagent, with a Co-op store for general shopping.

The stunning waterfront and natural harbour of Plymouth is rich in maritime history and a hotspot for entertainment, culture and shopping.

Communications: Ideally positioned for commuters, Elburton sits between Plymouth and the South Hams, with easy access to the A38 Devon Expressway. Public transport links provide a regular service to Plymstock, Plymouth and the South Hams. Plymouth is on the mainline rail station to London.

Schools: Great choice of good schools in the area, though you won’t have to stray far: Elburton Primary School is Ofsted-rated “outstanding”. Plymouth boasts two highly-rated grammar schools, Devonport High School for Boys and Devonport High School for Girls, as well as a range of higher education and private options.

Work: Public sector employers in Plymouth include the BBC, Land Registry, Ministry of Defence and Plymouth City Council, as well as a variety in the private sector industries including business services, advanced engineering, marine, medical and healthcare, and creative. Play: With popular performance venue the Pavilions, Theatre Royal, the buzzing Barbican and an ever-increasing variety of bars and restaurants throughout the city, you’re never short of things to do in Plymouth. From Elburton, try the local cycle paths or the parkland at nearby Saltram House. You’re also close to two golf courses, plus sailing, a water sports centre and state-of-the-art leisure facilities at the Plymouth Life Centre.