Coldharbour sits in that quiet corner of South Hams where you're more likely to pass a tractor than a queue, and the postcode tells you more than any brochure could—this is Devon countryside living, not a commuter suburb with a village name bolted on. There isn't enough on the record here to walk you through schools, stations, or the shape of the streets, and I'd rather say that plainly than dress up guesses as local knowledge. What we do have is South Hams itself as a reference point: a district where the median house price sits around £350,000, itself a touch above the national median of £281,000. That puts Coldharbour in South West England's more expensive bracket almost by default, simply through being part of South Hams rather than through anything specific we can point to about the locality itself. Nationally and regionally, South West living tends to mean an older population, decent health outcomes, and a slower turnover of residents than the England-wide average suggests—people move here and tend to stay, rather than pass through. If that rhythm appeals, Coldharbour is worth putting on a shortlist. But before making any real decision—renting, buying, relocating a family—you'd want to get proper local detail on schools, transport, and the day-to-day texture of the place, because right now the honest answer is that the specifics of Coldharbour itself haven't surfaced. What's here is the district-level frame; the village-level picture is still blank.