Landrake

Nestled in southeast Cornwall, Landrake is a village that feels quietly rooted in its landscape. Situated approximately three miles (5 km) west of Saltash, it forms part of the civil parish of Landrake with St Erney. The A38 road passes through the village, bringing a steady connection to the wider region while the settlement itself keeps the measured pace of village life. Visitors passing along the A38 will find Landrake set conveniently along that route, a brief detour from journeys across this corner of England. Its position—close to Saltash yet distinct—makes it an inviting stop for anyone exploring southeast Cornwall, a place to pause and notice the calm that comes with smaller communities. Whether arriving by road or simply discovering it on a map, Landrake’s understated presence in the county speaks to the quieter side of Cornish life, offering a simple and accessible glimpse of the region beyond the more frequented coastal towns.