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Tucked directly across the water from the busy docks of Falmouth, Flushing offers a much quieter, south-facing aspect that catches more sun than its more famous neighbor. Originally laid out in the 17th century to house the captains of the Fleet Mail Packet service, the village is defined by its grand Queen Anne-style houses and narrow, winding streets that lead down to the river. While it feels secluded, the village is connected to Falmouth by a regular foot ferry, and the walk around the coast to Mylor Churchtown is a staple for those who live here. Practical local amenities include two pubs and a small shop, though for major services and the rail link to Truro, most residents make the short trip around the headland or over the water. It is a working community rooted in the water; you’ll still see the local crabbers landing their catch at the quay, and the village’s protected position makes it a significant spot for the local sailing and rowing clubs.