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Welcome to New Homes in Newquay, the easy way to find new homes in Newquay and the surrounding area. Newquay is located in the county of Cornwall and only 15 miles from Truro. Newquay has a population of around 19,562. The resort styles itself "The Surfing Capital of Britain". Newquay is firmly established as the centre of the surf industry in Britain with many surf stores, board manufacturers and hire shops based in the town. At the centre of Newquay's surfing status is Fistral Beach which has a reputation as one of the best beach breaks in Cornwall and attracts many visitors each year. Aside form the beach based activities, Newquay has plenty to offer in the way of restaurants bars and bistros. If you are looking at new homes in Newquay you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of schools and is home to Cornwall College Newquay which offers a wide range of degrees and courses. Areas close to Newquay include Perranporth, St Columb Major, Redruth and St Austell. London is situated approximately 280 miles from Newquay. New homes in Newquay provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Newquay can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Cornwall.

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New Homes in Newquay

The new homes Newquay website enables you to search for new houses in Newquay, new apartments in Newquay and for those seeking affordable housing in Newquay, you can refine your search by selecting: shared ownership homes in Newquay. Newquay, popularly known as the "surf capital of the UK" is a full of life and young at heart vibrant town situated in the North Atlantic coast of the county of Cornwall, UK. It is approximately twenty miles away from west of Bodmin and almost 12 miles to the north of Truro. Newquay is linked by the River Gannel and has a population of 20,000. Trencreek, St Columb Minor and Porth are a few places that can be counted as suburbs of Newquay among others.

Newquay has an extensive history facing spectacular changes in its outlook from a sea cliff settlement and a small port to a premier tourist holiday resort. Iron Age man here produced ore for weapons and tools while during the Industrial Revolution, it was developed as a waterway for the trade in tin and clay. The unique chain of eleven beaches in Newquay has made it one of the most stylish holiday resorts in Cornwall.

In the early days Newquay was used as fishing and smuggling port, reaching its climax in the mid nineteenth century. Nowadays, New Quay has little industry and the greater part of the inhabitants now have connected them to tourism and some other services related to it.

These days Newquay has developed a unique and exclusive culture, providing an exciting and diverse holiday stay, with its pubs, restaurants, as well as other classic attractions. Some of the offerings around the resort are The National Maritime Museum and the Eden project. Newquay now serves to be Mecca for the folks attracted towards surfing with international surfing championships hosted here annually. Newquay is also celebrated for its ‘run on the sun’, a festival that takes place on the last public holiday of May each year.

As a holiday destination, Newquay takes pride in its white sandy beaches, zoo (the only in Cornwall), swimming pools, the sea life centre and lots of other attractions suited to the needs of everyone. “There’s something for one and all in this fashionable, friendly seaside resort” says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk New homes in Newquay, new apartments in Newquay and affordable housing in Newquay can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Newquay website.

Places of interest in Newquay

Trenance Leisure Park – This Newquay's major family attraction covers Newquay Zoo, Waterworld Water Park, a miniature railway, conservation centre, public gardens, and self-drive electric cars making it a fun-filled experience. St Austell Bay Heritage Trail- The Heritage Trail near Newquay illustrates the county’s rich and vibrant culture and also shows off the many contemporary activities. The Luxulyan museum displays years of man's comings and goings in this quiet place. Eden Project – A huge environmental centre near Newquay, the Eden Project, is a favourite tourist destination bringing scores of visitors every day. Its disused clay structure, transforms it into a rich, global garden helping people learn about nature as well as get inspired about the world around them.

Famous People of Newquay

Some of the famous and notable people from Newquay town include William Golding the author of Lord of the Flies, and singer-songwriter Ruarri Joseph . Former Sheffield and Celtic footballer Chris Morris was also born in Newquay. New homes Newquay will help you to quickly locate Newquay homes for sale.

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