Latest house prices for St Anns Chapel, Gunnislake

St Anns Chapel sits on the high ridge of the Tamar Valley, positioned along the A390 between Callington and Gunnislake. It is essentially a hilltop settlement that grew significantly during the nineteenth-century mining boom, serving the workers of the nearby Great Devon Consol and other copper mines that once dotted this landscape. Today, the village is defined by its far-reaching views across the valley towards Dartmoor and its practical amenities, including a local primary school and a well-used football club. Life here is physically steep; the lanes drop away sharply toward the River Tamar, and the nearby Gunnislake railway station provides a scenic branch line connection to Plymouth. While it functions as a quiet residential hub, the village remains deeply connected to the industrial heritage of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape, with old engine houses still visible in the surrounding woodland.