Burras

Burras sits in west Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, about five miles (8 km) south of Redruth along the B3297. Tucked into the civil parish of St Gluvias, the village occupies a quietly unassuming spot on the map, where a short drive brings you back toward Redruth and out into the wider reaches of Cornwall. Its position on the B3297 makes Burras an easy waypoint for those tracing a route through the peninsula, a place to pause and take in the character of the Cornish countryside. Whether you are passing through or planning a brief stop, Burras’s proximity to Redruth underlines its accessibility while its parish ties to St Gluvias hint at the local community at the heart of this part of Cornwall. For travellers who appreciate the simple pleasure of moving through village lanes and discovering the smaller settlements that stitch the region together, Burras provides a straightforward and friendly point of interest — a small but notable piece of west Cornwall’s fabric.