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- On the outskirts of Newquay in Cornwall sits the most ambitious housing project I have ever seen. Nanlsedan sits on Duchy of Cornwall land and is scheduled to be completed in 2030. Roughly half completed at the time of my visit in February 2022, the new town will eventually house almost 4000 new homes. A new high street has already been completed as has a school fit for around 400 pupils. Many people have already relocated to the town. It is an almost unreal environment, akin to walking through a film set. Pastel coloured creative house designs scatter across a carefully planned and well manicured patchwork of wide streets and boulevards. This place really has to be seen to be believed! Join me as I wander the streets of Nansledan and talk to it's residents about what life is like here so far.
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The high street hasn’t been built yet. This is just the start. It’s not weird it’s beautiful. The community here is amazingly.
See what you did there
Is amazingly what? Have you built the rest of your sentence yet?
I like the fact that both Poundbury and Nansledan look like the local vernacular, which helps to create a more diverse built environment. Too many of the new developments look identical wherever they are.
Tell that to architects and developers that love putting people in cement shoeboxes.
@@iagovar2557 A lot of architects are arrogant and believe the average person is wrong and will learn to love the square boxes. That’s said the planning authorities need to demand better too.
@@Casper-we3dq They deliberately destroy our old buildings, towns and cities. They are "anartists"... a group of people obsessed with imposing their hatred of upper class people on all of us by destroying everything great that rich people built and paid for. Even though our old and beautiful buildings benefit everyone, regardless of who paid to have them built. The original "anartist" was a man who hated art and submitted a urinal as a piece of "art" in the early 20th century. His name is Marcel Duchamp and there's a very interesting and enlightening speech given by David Starkey about modern art and Duchamp specifically.
Love it. Bought in 2019. Quality of build by @Morrish homes is excellent. Only some 500 homes out of a potential 4000 have been built so a long term project. Picking up on some of the comments tree planting on all homes is a feature with fruit trees in communal areas for all to share from apples and pears. Properties have purpose built nesting holes for birds and bees. Good communal spaces and next phase will see playing fields for older children, major road access with large supermarket , bar / restaurants and Independent shops.Residences also have protected SANG nature area across from the school to enjoy. Properties all come with allocated parking and / or garaging but too many residents opt for garaging and then use it for a store and then moan they haven’t got enough parking space. 🤔 Key for the development will be how it expands and communal areas adequately maintained by the Management Company.
NO TREES! Streets and parks bare. Horrible.
I guess you didn’t spot the newly planted tress…. 🤨
Most of the houses here do have back yards. Garages and residential parking are mostly in the mews behind the houses and gardens, in the interior of the blocks. There's more greenery and more trees than are apparent in this video. They're still young and small, and branches were bare at the time of Wendall's visit. The town will eventually feature many more civic institutions, parks and public spaces, and more businesses providing jobs, to which many can walk from their homes. The streets and intersections are designed to slow traffic, and to be interesting and safe for pedestrians and cyclists. Of course the town will acquire more character and charm as it weathers and ages, as moss and various green things take root in the nooks and crannies, and as more residents add their personal expressions to the place. All new neighborhoods are soulless at the start, until souls begin to show up and establish their lives there.
Really interesting! The first seconds I thought you were in Appledore because of the pastel coloured houses, but then it looked too new. And it was 🙂 Interesting project, and it looks actually pretty and well planned. But I fully agree with you about the Truman Show feel, Sim City, film set etc. because everything is so new and unspoilt and there is no litter anywhere and very few people. But that is just now, and it will probably wear a bit and look more "normal" in a few years. And people will move in and have a normal life. I am happy they make the houses look a bit traditional and that they have made alleyways and different kinds of facades. I think this may be a very good project.🙂
Without doubt one of the most unique places I have been!
Thanks Wendell, really interesting development! Much better than the average housing estates being built today
Thanks for watching!
Have you seen the beautiful green fields this monstrosity has been built on...now where are the badgers,foxes,wildlife gonna go...the prices are astonishing...its a carbuncle....there's one in st awful...st austell and its vile too
@@ianhunkin5384That’s fine just as long as you’re prepared to give up your home for the poorly housed or homeless!
We stay near Newquay and saw that estate being built love the school very modern it's ok for new builds to be built aslong as they include council homes for the local cornwall people
Meaning local indigenous Brits not Africans with British passports or fakeugees
My first impression is Truman show exactly even before you said it :-)
It’s a weird yet wonderful place
We have lived here for 5 years and have really enjoyed it. There is mostly a great community spirit. It will be much bigger in time so not sure how that will change the general feel of it. For personal reasons we are moving and I will be sad to leave but glad I lived here when it was so much smaller..
Patrick McGoohan is The Prisoner on the filmset at Portmeirion.....!
Thank you for taking us on a visit round the new town, will be interesting to see a revisit in a few years where no doubt it will have expanded and there will be pubs and takeaways.
I’ll sure go back next year to see the progression
There’s a strict list of businesses that can and can’t operate on the site so takeaways like a chip shop wouldn’t get on here. There is a pub and supermarket planned though. Won’t be for a good while yet though. The next quarter is an arts and crafts area with a large nursery, restaurant and more shops planned.
Nice one Wendall what a interesting little place houses look good as well definitely a 👍👍
Thanks for watching 🙏
This place is an exact replica of Poundbury on the outskirts of Dorchester, Dorset. Also on the Duchy Of Cornwall land. And still being extended since late 90’s. There is a lot criticism in the community between Dorchester and Poundbury and neighbouring Weymouth. Channel 4 filmed a short drama called the commuter starting Timothy Spall.
I don’t know if they all have wooden framed windows in Cornwall. But most residents are complaining, as rules say they’re not allowed to change them to insulated windows.
Maybe I’ll check out poundbury too. Strangely fascinated by these places!
Interesting. Will be nice to see when it’s settled in a bit more in years to come. Not a new town as such, but most of Hulme in Manchester was built around 30 years ago. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful buildings but needs more greenery and trees and less tarmac, resin bonded gravel would have been much easier and softer on the eye
That wouldn't be in keeping with Cornwall.
In a nice way, it reminds me a bit of a 1970's kids programme called 'Camblewick Green'.
I walked past there every day to get into Newquay! An hours walk! It’s a loverly part of Cornwall! I love the different colour houses. There building these kind of properties all over Cornwall & lots are cheap as chips if the council rents them 🙌🏼
Cheap because the local tax payers subsidise them.
A place for the Stepford Wives and A.I living - dystopia hiding behind a fascade.
Do you remember the 1960s tv show the prisoner reminds me of it😂👍
A beautiful new place! The future that I hope for in the U.K.!
This was really interesting Oli...as I haven't been there yet and it was a great idea to show us around 👍. I can't make my mind up about it really... I suppose time will tell. It takes time to build a community I suppose. I'm all for individual looking houses and the fact that they built different price ranges means a varied community too. The school looks amazing and we sure need more of those...hope they get doctors, dentists and everything else that is obviously needed too...time will tell, as I say. Great idea Oli and just subscribed to your Instagram 👍🏡😁👌🙏
I think it’s a fascinating place, weird and wonderful! Thanks for watching
It’s not perfect by any means. There’s a few people who feel they own the place and try to run the gaff like a dictatorship but the vast majority of people are good, honest, hardworking people of all ages, backgrounds etc. we love our neighbours. They’re amazing 🥲
Yes I’ve driven past the village …. I think it’s missing greenery, trees me thinks. It’s a great video - you should should be on the one show… good voice for listening too 👍 happy listening to from me sat in the maldives 🇲🇻🤣 could be Porthcurno but a wee bit warmer 🤣
Your on holiday in the Maldives while I’ve been walking round talking to an action camera in Brighton… smashing life I am!
@@WendallExplores … never been to Brighton… should go sometime… Maldives a one off treat 🤣 back in st ives soon 👍
It's difficult to judge a place just from a video. But my impressions are mostly very positive. Architecturally it's varied and interesting, there seem to be plenty of open spaces and the bright colours of many of the buildings are suited to that unique Cornish light. Anywhere built so recently is going to have something of a movie set about it at first, but I reckon in five years or so it will have acquired a more lived-in patina. Might just be a model for other projects of this nature. I'd really like to have a look around it myself.
Give it time ... Wetherspoons, Costa , usual stuff . Needs community centre , rugby ,cricket ,football clubs etc . Will be ok bit souless looking . Fine report from Wolverhamptins no 1 Cornwall blogger
One thing I did spot was it all seemed to be on the flat ,which for all age groups is great . As for community and New Town success ,a return journey in about 100 years , only time will tell ,won't be an overnight success just like that !
Pretty community. Does look like movie set. Does the wind blow that way all the time? Interesting video for sure.
What a charming place!
I am getting a cross between the Trueman show and the Prisoner. Portmeirion is a gorgeous setting. It is really quaint but could do with more landscaping.
If ever you are passing Dorchester call into Poundbury and have a look at Charlie Windsor's development up here. The place is twee yet soulless, just like Nanlsedan appears to be. Considering that Poundbury has been building since 1993 (almost 30 years) you would expect it to have some sort of soul or vibrancy to the place by now, but no. Poundbury has a theme park feeling about it, like it is recreating some past period, but unlike, say Beamish Living Museum, Poundbury feels 'fake' and is 'fake'. In places, Poundbury has started to weather and some of the buildings (mostly those used by businesses) are streaked with dirt and grime and are no longer the pristine state they once were. it will be interesting to see how Nanlsedan fares as it appears to be in a equally windswept position as Poundbury is. Wendall come up to Dorset some time and do a comparison video. Keep up the great content.
You wouldn’t believe it but I actually drove within miles of Poundbury today, on my way to Brighton, without knowing it at the time… maybe I’ll check it out on the way back 🤔
Incredible town thanks for sharing Wendall 🙏👌
Sure is a one of a kind place!
@@WendallExplores Yes it looks like I must visit when I am next down that way looks a fun place to live 👌
He had one in Dorset too called Poundbury but he gave it to William now!
Good to see chimneys. Buildings don't look right without them.
Currently writing this as I watch u on our TV 📺 I think this new development looks really really nice ….. yes it doesn’t have the character like the traditional house in Cornwall but there is definitely a uniqueness about the place.
I love the bright colours each building has been painted in and the different styles.
The community allotment which I think I saw is a lovely way to bring the community together ( I’m a gardener by trade so anything like that is a big ✔️)
It would be deffo worth a second visit Wendall????? What do u think????? Once it’s matured about maybe 🤔
Very interesting indeed thank u sooooooo much for sharing
I will definitely go back to see how it develops at some point
@@WendallExplores that would b soooooooo cool Wendall x
It’s hard to add character when you can’t even change your door colour or get a door knocker without written permission from the Duchy! There’s a massive community code you have to follow. You can’t have anything visible from the street in your garden, like washing lines and trampolines. You missed out the parks too! There’s some lovely play parks.
@@LOULABELLAFOREVER I can Imagine…..I believe there are a lot of rules to follow
You hit the Nail on the Head thought the same as you it reminded me of the Truman Show completely..even the shop looked like a set.
Did any spotlights fall from the sky🤣. Think though the pastel colors look great. Just could do with a few pubs there. Agreed looks like American especially where i spent sometime working in a place called Exton in Pennsylvania. Exactly the same looked like a film set there as well.
Looks well maintained but what will it look like in 20 to 30 years time, wondering what the build quality is like.
Thanks for the video.
If you want to see what it will look like in 20 years time look at the next vid I made from Poundbury
@@WendallExplores okay will do
This would make a great spot for Liminal Space photography
Hi Oli A lady who used to be a Somellier Fifteen and latterly Paul Ainsworth works for the Deli you visited
The houses where you say about parking…we don’t have any parking. Only a garage. This also isn’t the main high street. That’s going to be the next street along.
There is a planned new town just north of St. Charles, MIssouri (a suburb of St. Louis). It looks somewhat similar to this. They call it "New Town". Care was taken to plant large numbers of trees, giving the place a look that is certainly less stark than what we see in your video. Is the climate in Cornwall so harsh that trees don't grow easily? Your video has inspired me to make one of my own---look for it soon on my TH-cam channel "St. Louis and Beyond".
Wendell, I listened to some of the comments sent to you calling you an Emmit, can I just say that you live in Cornwall now,, you contribute to the Economy and you pay your dues, you clearly enjoy your move and ss far as I am concerned you have every right to live where you choose, the people who criticise should adress their comments to the owners of the Second Home division who use Cornwall as a Piggy Bank. I lived in Cornwall for 12 years and served my Country, yet even though I was doing so then similar comments came my way, my reply was o.k you go and fly my Aircraft to protect our Troops....that shut the majority up, Wendell you produce greatly informative quality blogs and I am a great supporter of you...in fact most genuine Cornish people would applaud you, I know I do...respect to you Wendall always
Daevid thank you for the kind comment and support. The grief is a very small minority, and I’m used to it by now. The overwhelmingly positive majority outweighs the haters, and Wendall shall continue! Yamas sir!
Daevid, you articulated exactly my feelings too. Thank you for your service, sir.
All the different colours make them look like doll’s houses
I think it needs to weather and grow into itself over time.
I noticed no potholes or litter. It looks like a ghost town that people haven't yet moved into. Normally, when a housing estate is built, people move in as soon as each house is completed, and only a few houses are under construction at any one time.
No litter anywhere, how fab is that !
I preferred Athens 🙊
thnx again m8 n1
I'm not a great lover of modern housing but that looks really nice. I know it's a different thing but if that was built in Birmingham the green spaces would have been left to their own devices and the grass would be three foot high and the streets would be filled with rubbish and fly tipped sofas and fridges within 12 months.
Maybe in Birmingham but never in Wolverhampton 🤣
Oh my god. I didn’t realise you could get a snob from Wolverhampton. That’s a first. 😜
Spot on with the Truman Show reference
Its too sterile and uniform. Developers usually make an effort to avoid uniform buildings
Why didn't they plan for trees lining the streets? It desperately needs trees.
Where are all the trees and birds 😬
Were trees destroyed in order to create this,I hope not,they would have been far more attractive?
The trees are saplings at the moment. The birds will return when they are grown.
Most of the birds will be in the local Wetherspoons
I think it looks great, I love the Newquay area but had not heard of this development so had to Google where it was, there is a huge amount of building and development going on in and around Newquay at the moment, I just hope that they attract permanent residents and are not left empty for 4 months of the year but I also think with all this building work what are the residents doing for work (are there even enough permanent jobs for the amount of housing being built), unfortunately if houses are built without employment opportunities then crime rates will increase and so will desirability of the estate.
I used to deliver here.
Very very empty apart from the flats around the roundabout and the cheaper roads, many Arabs/Chinese own multiple rows
The build quality is very good. There’s three different builders so some healthy competition. I’m a Sedgley born girl but lived in Newquay for over 15 years and it’s home. Wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
Everyone I spoke to was very positive about their experience living in Nansledan.
@@WendallExplores I recognised your accent straight away :) we live in Nansledan and you filmed our house. We enjoy living here and our only gripe is we bought off plan and our allocated parking disappeared and we were told we had to park in our garage or on the road. The road you were on will be a main route once it’s finished but it won’t be the high street. That hasn’t even started yet! Come back again in a year and see how much it’s changed. It changes month by month! Hope you’re settled down in Penzance x
@@LOULABELLAFOREVER I’ll come back in a year or so for sure. It’s such a unique and interesting project.
@@WendallExplores there’s a few air b&b’ son site (although letting a whole house out for holidaymakers isn’t allowed). Maybe you should come and spend a night! Shiva is the place everyone tends to go. It’s a super cool little cafe and bar with yoga studio next door.
@@LOULABELLAFOREVER it’s a real shame there are some air b n bs there. I don’t think that should be allowed. It would be cool to stay the night, get the 24 hour experience 🤣🤣
Cheers I didn't know about that place. I do know that King Charles did build another one called poundbury in Devon, and that's a really looking nice place to live
check out poundbury next
We had a look there this week and would move there seems to be away the mental ease of newquay lol…
But seems some new owners have put them up for sale already 430k plus!
There’s also seems to be some for over 60’s only can anyone confirm this ?
Bit of a pain painting the gable ends…they need Cladding with insulation underneath 50mm..😊
The build quality is stunning as Charlie boy has demanded excellent quality
Only the best for Charlie boy
The build quality is unfortunately not good quality. My family live in the estate and we’ve had the entire ground floor replaced three times right back down to foundations because of cut corners, snagging list as long as the A30.
Reminds me of that film Vivarium.
I would be happy to live there👍
I’m not sure if I could live there, but it is fascinating to get lost in the streets there
Can't wait for all the Turkish barbers, Vietnamese nail bars and Bangladeshi takeaways to move in. Or won't diverse and inclusive Charles allow them?
Disappointed to see some gas boiler vents but not a single solar panel (or wind turbine!). A place like that would be perfect for community heating and other eco programming
Sustainable town with no solar panels, trees, allotments or electric vehicle charging, hmmm.
Isn’t this Williams Duchy now?
Wheres the pub?
Give it a few years the houses will be run down and corners damaged because theres no side walks, feels like they have no privacy living on the street like his and a small garden thats overlooked by multiple other houses like most streets these days, it all looks tight with 1 or 2 random massive openings, like you said it looks more like a 1960s film set.
😮 awefull
Parking looks a bit of a pain….where do the chargers go? Wher are the front lawns ?
Fuck your chargers get a petrol car
Are they affordable for local buyers? Not sure. Reminds me of toy town.
I hope this town works out well as it appears to be a great plan. The nay-sayers are always out there. Tree's take years to grow, you have to wait.I would have enjoyed seeing more of the buildings instead of Wendell's face. I'm concerned about the houses being built so low to ground- isn't this a(periodic) flood zone? Insurance might be expensive if yes.
Reminds me of Disney when it's closed for maintenance.
Is there a community or potential for a close working community ? There has to be places to meet and social areas not just pubs
If you drop an empty crisp bag, SWAT team apparently jump out of bushes and helicopters and surround you within 3 seconds.
NINETEEN EIGHTY FOUR!
Well, there is some nice houses, but it seems rather cold. It's like it has no soul 😔. Not at all scandinavian. More like you said a movie set. Not to offend any living there and it would be interesting comming back in a few years.
It looks neo-Georgian, like an attempt to build Cheltenham-on-Sea.
This is not an experiment, there are many similar developments, i believe poundbury Dorchester was first, decades ago.
One of the first things I thought about was parking. I think it is most essential to be able to park without restricting the flow of traffic. It looks like some of the houses don't have an offroad parking space or garage, something that is essential if you want to charge an electric vehicle at home. Good to see no yellow lines but no doubt they will come when the towns population grows. I don't think I would want to live there, it's just too erm, too neat and tidy. I expect I will go there for a look one day but I'm in no rush.
At the very least it’s a fascinating wander!
We don’t. It was a big shock when we found out. They said oh you’re expected to park in your garage. We do but we have more vehicles than we can park in a garage as we have a large family and the older kids need cars; they can’t get to their hospitality jobs by buses even if they were running early or late, which they don’t! That’s Cornwall for you. We also use our cars for work!
Is it so hard to just give more parking, these little towns are always a nightmare to park, I say that as a tradesmen who is forever parking streets away lugging tools about.
To you it looks like Prince (now King) Charles' Sim City but to me it looks like his heavily modded Cities Skylines build.
Where are the pubs?
Charles, best friend to Saville, is the most outspoken Global Reset supporter out there, so don't expect fun in his 1984 town!
So so many houses here are second homes on Airbnb. Just what 4 years after being built as affordable homes.
Many Arabs/Chinese investors own multiple properties in multiple rows! 🤪
If that’s the case that sucks!
Lol 😂 not quite April 1st yet
@@TheFastNana as in April fools?
Nope, it’s 100% fact. I used to deliver their. I know exactly who and where they live.
Speaking of "The Truman Show", it was filmed in a REAL master-planned resort town in Florida, and King Charles mentioned the community in his architecture book.
Leon Krier, who designed Poundbury, King Charles’ other town, also advised on the city plan of Seaside, where Truman Show was filmed. I’ve been visiting Seaside since the 90s. It’s still thriving, but only wealthy people can afford to live there now.
@@laurieiz77 Oh I know. I remember when Seaside was being built. It was always for the wealthy though it became even more so over time. Most of the houses are second or third homes and are vacation rentals most of the year.
@@laurieiz77 What should we expect from Globalist Charles? He wants us all on a never ending Climate Lockdown in 15 minute ZONES and cities, where only the super rich get to go on planes or have cars.
Strange Old School Houses, No front or back Yards in Many Houses, Not Many Trees or Fences so Wind would be a Problem, Why no Eves or Verandahs. They Look like they would be Hot in Summer. Cheers Mate. Social experiment Gaol Town.
Not like the sprawling suburbs of Australia Trev 🇦🇺
It is better than Milton Keynes...this town isn't finished yet...
It h as to have time to age and get that lived in feel
I believe this is what every new town built by the British across the World up to 19 c. looked like. Few years ahead and you will get used to it.
Quite surprising that electric car charging doesn't seem to have been appreciated. How many of those residents will be happy to pay four or five times more, per kWh, that those with off road parking?
I have mixed feelings on this from a societal and architectural perspective. It is a huge improvement on typical auto-oriented suburbs in the UK and their typically mediocre architecture. At the same time, I don't think the revival, almost pastiche architecture is a good fit for modern life. You can incorporate modern building practices and innovation, and still create the urban design that places like this (or it's predecessor Poundbury in Dorset) without adhering slavishly to historic revival architecture. I wonder if it's because it is just new, or because it had a significantly smaller budget, but it seems like the building materials, landscaping, and other qualities of this new development in Cornwall look slightly faker and cheaper than what I've seen of Poundbury. In either case, I do think New Urbanism could be beneficial in the UK (and other parts of Europe and North America) for new towns and retrofitting existing suburbs, but I think there should be an openness to a wider range of designs, functions, and architectural innovations within them. Some of the Scandinavian and mainland European newer eco neighborhoods could offer better models towards this end.
Seems some people long for trad architecture so it's fair that finally this is built again after decades of drab newtowns with modernist styles. To me this seems quite homely place, it lacks a bit of trees though
affordable for the rich. looks nice oli .any chippys there
No chippy and no pub
@@WendallExplores No pub😮 Sounds like a opportunity😉
There will be a pub, when they build the high street, 🍺🥂we’re all looking forward to that. 🥳
Sadly very true. It’s full of English folk aged 50-60
Poundbury-on-Sea.
visited poundbury few times /// took time but feels more like a real town now -------- question rather be there than say a rough estate in london with druggies gangs and loons .... ---------- /// visting london for week to renew passport lived abroad ten years .... victoria never seen so many fruitcakes wandering about the same ones everyday ... /// any new development looks odd at first ....... good intro though -- personally id go for a pink house sea blue is nice --- where the one painted like a stripey piece of seaside rock ... red and white stripes .... wen''' doing the visits we are too busy to do good job ...
It was quiet as the kids were in school and everyone at work
It was filmed on a Saturday mid day
The sun shines a lot in Nansledan, but it’s deceptive, that wind is bitterly cold. Come back in the summer and we’ll all be out and about.
@@WendallExplores that surprises me! There’s usually loads of kids about the weekends and we get visitors to the shops.
I grew up in a village just up the road from what is now Nansledan. It used to be just fields which had a tendancy to flood. The non-Cornish residents are reporting drainage/flooding issues. It's just a while elephant which has yet to be finished. It's strange how there is supposedly a 'vision' for this place of a bustling town and community, yet only up the road is a town called Newquay which nobody is interested in doing anything with. The high street is dying, so why is this place going to be any different? These places always get talked up. It will just wind up a big souless ghetto, but an expensive one. A lot of the houses are air B&B which is against the rules apparently. When I saw the school being built I was adamant it was going to be a hotel because it's so big. The other strange place which is similar to Nansledan is Poundbury, near Dorchester, UK.
My school is nansledan
Where are the people ?
Balamory without the trees
It’s like the Truman show
The reason it looks quite soulless or fake is because the complete lack of nature. They need to plant way more trees, I did see a couple of saplings but not much. Nature (as well as people) will bring it to life.
Yes but is it diverse, is there the right amount of this or too much of that and are these welcome and come to think of it there are way too many of those.
Those new homes will be for Pharaohs children and if King TUT has a Vision for the Town Best Get Out Now
15 minute town lol you will not be allowed to leave soon
I live in a flat here above the roundabout and I’ve got to say that I would advise against buying here. The ‘Prince of Green’ has put up houses crammed on top of each other, made to look expensive and fancy when in reality they’re all looking increasingly dilapidated not even 5 years in and we’ve found our interior to deteriorate scarily fast. Shockingly little green space, no balconies gardens for flats to allow you to air washing. No where to lock your bike up and threatening letters if you use the hallways to store anything. It’s a gentrified dystopia that lacks heart and soul and has been built solely to line the pocket of the Duchy of Cornwall! Shop elsewhere if you’re house hunting 😂
Prince Charles Land,20 minute city 🤔