Lat 50.5542° N, lon 4.6854° W●Cornish village

St BrewardSt. Breward

Nestled high on the western slopes of Bodmin Moor, St Breward serves as a tranquil yet pivotal hub for exploring Cornwall’s rugged heartland. Far from the bustling 'high streets' of coastal towns

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Nestled high on the western slopes of Bodmin Moor, St Breward serves as a tranquil yet pivotal hub for exploring Cornwall’s rugged heartland. Far from the bustling 'high streets' of coastal towns, its charm lies in a genuine village atmosphere, offering essential local amenities, a beloved pub, and a sense of community. The vibe is

St Breward's history is deeply etched into the granite landscape of Bodmin Moor. While not a bustling market town or a port, its significance grew from its agricultural roots and, crucially, its role as a centre for quarrying. The famous De Lank Quarry, active since the 19th century, supplied granite for iconic structures worldwide, including

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