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Welcome to New Homes in St. Austell, the easy way to find new homes in St. Austell and the surrounding area. The Eco Town of St. Austell is located in the county of Cornwall and only 39 miles from Plymouth. St. Austell is planned to home up to 10,000 people, with the building of 5,000 new homes and plans to construct a rail terminus. There are also plans to encourage local businesses to move to the area, as well as the introduction of the necessary shops and services, required by a growing community. If you are looking at new homes in St. Austell you may be interested to learn that there are plans to introduce its own eco-friendly energy sources for homes and local businesses, integrated transport links and railway station. Areas close to St. Austell include Saltash, Truro, Redruth, Portloe and Grampound. London is only 271 miles from St. Austell. New homes in St. Austell provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property that has little impact on its surrounding environment yet still offers the cultural and integrated social aspects that only a eco-town like St. Austell can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Cornwall.

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About St Austell

The lively market town of St Austell is situated in Cornwall, England. St Austell is Cornwall’s largest town and is often referred to as the ‘Capital of the Cornish Alps’ because of the surrounding snowy-white mountains that make up St Austell’s beautiful landscape. St Austell boasts ethereal natural beauty because it lies at the junction of the three picturesque valleys of Pentewan, Bodmin and Grover.

A Brief History of St Austell

The town of St Austell was named after ‘St Austol’, a Cornish saint, and has a rich mining history. Copper and tin was discovered here by early settlers and were St Austell’s main industries for quite a while. However, it was after the remarkable discovery and development of china-clay (previously only found in northern China) by William Cookworthy in 1755, that St Austell prospered enormously. Clay mining took over as the town’s main industry from then on. Even today, St Austell exports china-clay, which is used in the production of paint, paper and pharmaceutical drugs.

Modern-day St Austell

“With its breathtaking beauty and outstanding nature projects, tourism has become an important part of St Austell’s economy,” says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the UK's leading new homes property website. People visit the town not just to get a view of the Cornish Alps but also to see St Austell’s world famous Eden Project, the nearby parks and beaches and of course it’s ancient brewery. New homes in St Austell, new apartments in St Austell and affordable housing in St Austell can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes St Austell website.

Places of interest in St Austell

Eden Project: Dubbed as the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World,’ St Austell’s Eden Project is a top tourist attraction, which offers visitors an unforgettable experience. Eden Project is a massive environmental complex, comprising of huge domed green houses situated in an old china-clay pit, which emulates natural environments and is home to thousands of plant species from all over the world. The Eden Project’s unique architecture makes it the largest greenhouse in the world

The Lost Gardens of Heligan: Yet another brilliant nature project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan is another popular tourist attraction of St Austell. The stunning botanical gardens boast a fantastic collection of flower, plant and vegetable gardens, lakes and jungles China Clay Country Park: Previously known as Wheal Martyn, the China Clay Country Park is another site which was once a china-clay pit. The park is a tribute to the men and women who spent their lives in St Austell’s all important clay mines and shafts

St Austell Brewery: Famous for its flag ship beer, ‘St Austell Tribute,’ the 160 year old St Austell brewery still stands and continues to supply its rich cask ale to pubs all over the United Kingdom

Places near St Austell

Towns and villages close to St Austell include Charlestown, London Apprentice, Polgooth, Porthpean, Trewoon, St Stephen-in-Brannel, Fowey, Bodmin and Mevagissey.

St Austell’s Famous People

Famous people from St Austell include actor Robert Duncan, writer A L Rowse, actor John Nettles and cricketer John Martin.

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