Langton House is a residential property located in Launceston, a historic market town in Cornwall, England, situated near the Devon border in the southwest of the United Kingdom.
Launceston sits on the edge of Bodmin Moor and close to Dartmoor National Park, placing it within reach of some of Britain’s most significant upland landscapes. The town has served as a gateway for those exploring Cornwall’s inland terrain, from the granite tors and blanket bogs of Bodmin Moor to the river valleys that cut through the county’s ancient geology. The surrounding countryside supports populations of upland birds, including skylarks and stonechats, alongside habitats that reflect centuries of human interaction with the moorland environment.
