Badharlick

Tucked into the parish of Egloskerry, Badharlick is a small Cornish hamlet that rewards the curious traveller who delights in quiet places. Located in the county of Cornwall in England’s South West, Badharlick occupies a modest position halfway between the neighbouring villages of Tregeare and Egloskerry. Its setting within postcode district PL15 makes it a discreet waypoint on any local itinerary, a named place that hints at deeper parish ties and the rhythms of country life. There is a gentle satisfaction in finding such settlements on a map or on a country drive: Badharlick’s name invites exploration, whether you are passing through or pausing to take in the surrounding parish. As part of Egloskerry, it shares in the broader character of this corner of Cornwall—quiet, rooted and connected to nearby villages. For those tracing Cornwall’s lanes or enjoying simple, undramatic discoveries, Badharlick offers a small, apt reminder that some of the county’s most pleasing moments come between one village and the next.