Sticker

Sticker sits quietly in south Cornwall, a former mining village with a gentle, lived-in character that rewards a slow, wandering visit. It belongs to the parish of St Mewan and wears its history lightly, a place that hints at the industry of earlier days while offering the calm of rural Cornish life. Just three miles (4.5 km) to the north-east is the larger town of St Austell, close enough for convenience yet distant enough that Sticker feels comfortably separate. Located in the PL26 postcode district within Cornwall in the South West, the village is an invitation to pause — to take in familiar stone-built homes, the color of hedgerows and lanes, and the easy rhythm of village life. For anyone exploring the Cornish countryside, Sticker provides a restful, authentic interlude between busier destinations, a small settlement where history and present-day village life coexist in quiet harmony.