Tregune doesn't offer much to go on from the desk here — no local breakdown of streets, schools or crime has come through for this one, so I won't pretend to have walked it recently enough to describe its character with confidence. What we can say sits at the level of Cornwall as a whole rather than Tregune specifically. Cornwall's typical house price runs a touch above the England-wide median, and its crime rate per head is one of the reference points against which any Tregune figures would eventually be judged — but without Tregune's own numbers, that comparison has nothing local to land on. The wider South West region also trends older than the national average and slightly less densely populated, which shapes the character of most Cornish localities in a general sense: more space, an older population, a slower churn of residents. I'd rather leave it there than fill the gaps with guesswork. If you can get hold of a specific postcode for Tregune, it'll unlock the school, transport and crime detail that actually answers whether you'd regret moving here — and that's the version of this piece worth reading.