Plymouth
Population
258,262
Schools
107
Parks
32
Stations
8
GP practices
98
Town totals reflect amenities within the town boundary. A postcode report uses distance-based searches and may show additional nearby amenities outside that boundary.
Overview
Plymouth is a coastal city in Devon, around Plymouth Sound, the Hoe and a spread of postwar and suburban neighbourhoods. It is a naval and university city with road and rail links along the South West peninsula.
Vibe and lifestyle
Maritime, practical and more affordable than many southern cities. Popular with families, students and people who want sea air, outdoor access and a large-city set of services.
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Families, schools and healthcare
The local education footprint includes 107 schools (2 nursery, 76 primary, 20 secondary, 8 special and 1 pru), alongside 98 GP practices. Taken together, these figures provide a useful signal of how well the area serves both families and routine healthcare needs.
Population and property context
Census data indicates a resident population of 258,262 across 110,184 occupied households. In the housing market, the average recorded sale price sits around £234,722, based on 12,640 transactions, giving a broad indication of local affordability and market activity.
Everyday convenience and connectivity
For everyday life, the area includes 44 supermarkets, 8 transport stations, 32 parks and 24 gyms. EV infrastructure is represented by 66 charging stations, helping round out a picture of convenience, mobility and leisure access.