East Taphouse

East Taphouse sits quietly in the heart of Cornwall’s PL14 district, a village that feels like a gentle pause between larger towns. Set within the civil parish of St Pinnock, it occupies a convenient spot on the A390 as that road threads from Liskeard to St Austell. Just a mile (1.6 km) west of Doublebois, East Taphouse is an understated place to come to terms with the rhythm of the South West: the steady passage of road traffic, the occasional local exchange, and the sense of being nested in the county of Cornwall. Travel a little further along the road and the landscape collects into a trio of settlements — Middle Taphouse and West Taphouse lie a little further west, like stepping stones through familiar Cornish countryside. East Taphouse is not about fanfare; it’s about location and connection, a small village that anchors the local community and serves as a pleasant waypoint for anyone exploring this corner of south-west England.