PL26 house prices in Cornwall

• Cornwall/PA26/04143Conditions

  335 m

  Works to Trees covered by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) - 1 x Ash, 8 x Oak and 1 multi-stemmed Sycamore - Prune overhanging growth back by 1.5-2m and coppice all (5) sycamore stems in mid group.

  Received 2026-06-25 · decided 2026-07-17

• Cornwall/PA25/09420Undecided

  375 m

  Construction of 20 bungalows, landscaping, drainage, and associated works

  Received 2026-01-12

• Cornwall/PA25/05067Conditions

  347 m

  Works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order (C2/275) for G1 (1x Ash, 8x Oak and 1x multi-stem Sycamore), to remove dead wood throughout the tree group which is overhanging highway and gardens, and to coppice all 5 stems of the multi-stem Sycamore to ground level stump due to cavity and basal decay. Works intended to stop dead wood striking properties/highway, and to prevent Sycamore failure.

  Received 2025-07-04 · decided 2025-08-21

• Cornwall/PA25/00681/PREAPPWithdrawn

  325 m

  Exception notice to remove dead wood from a holly, fell a dying holly and maintain the hedge back from the highway

  Received 2025-07-04 · decided 2025-07-08

• Cornwall/PA25/00883Permitted

  211 m

  Proposed upgrading of the existing overhead network to three phase to facilitate the augmentation of an existing connection. This will require a third wire to be erected on the high voltage line for one span from pole 43AE26 to 43EA26A, highlighted in yellow on the plan 5359589SECT37 design plan. There will also be a requirement to stand a lazy leg pole beside pole 43EA26A to support the larger three phase pole mounted transformer. The existing low voltage conductor 2C 95 ABC will need to be upgraded to 4C 95 ABC, highlighted in green on the plan. Pole 43-4026-3 will be repositioned on the land owners boundary. The existing pole and remainder of the conductor will be dismantled as shown by the blue.

  Received 2025-02-04 · decided 2025-02-28

• Cornwall/PA24/07356Conditions

  367 m

  Construction of 2 bedroom bungalow

  Received 2024-10-08 · decided 2025-05-06

Applications are matched within 500 m of the PL26 district centroid, so this is activity in the area, not at any one address. Register wording and status are reproduced as the local planning authority published them. Showing 6 of 20 held; run a live planning search for PL26 for the current picture.

Across the 12 sampled PL26 postcodes, deprivation runs decile 2 to decile 9, with a median of decile 5 of 10: where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived.

PL26 6NP, the sampled postcode sitting at that median: On the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, this postcode falls in decile 5 of 10, where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived. It's area context for the wider neighbourhood, not a judgement on any individual home.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (English Indices of Deprivation 2025, MHCLG). Deprivation is published for small areas (LSOAs), not for postcode districts, so PL26 spans several. We sampled 12 postcodes in PL26: the ones with the most recent recorded sales, up to a limit of 12. That is a convenience sample, not a random one, so it leans toward streets where homes are changing hands. 12 returned a row. It is context for the neighbourhood, never a judgement on any individual home. How we choose the sample.