About Plain-an-Gwarry

Plain-an-Gwarry is an ancient site located in Cornwall, England, with the postcode area TR17. This historic amphitheatre dates back to the 16th century and was primarily used for performances of Cornish plays. The structure is a circular earthwork, which is approximately 30 metres in diameter, and it features a central stage area surrounded by seating for spectators. The site is significant in the context of Cornish culture and language, showcasing the region's dedication to preserving its theatrical traditions. Visitors can explore the area and appreciate its role in local heritage, as well as the natural surroundings that enhance the experience. Plain-an-Gwarry serves as a reminder of the importance of community and storytelling in Cornish society.

Local Government

District Cornwall
Ward Long Rock, Marazion & St. Erth
Constituency St Ives
Parish Ludgvan
Region South West

Property Prices 250 sales

Average Price £401K
£53K £1.62M
Detached £547K 46
Semi £365K 37
Terraced £364K 112
Flat £266K 33

Nearest Train Stations 4 stations

Lelant Saltings Train Station 3.3 miles
Carbis Bay Train Station 4.6 miles
St Ives (Cornwall) Train Station 5.5 miles
Camborne Train Station 8.7 miles

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