Peverell Library

Plymouth, United Kingdom

5

2 reviews

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+44 1752 706326
Address:
242a Peverell Park Road, Plymouth, United Kingdom, PL3 4QF
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.1 miPlymouth
1.1 miPilgrim Mews
1.2 miPenny Come Quick
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Local time (Plymouth) 08:44 Wednesday, 16 July 2025

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2 reviews of Peverell Library

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Place rating: 5
Plymouth, United Kingdom
We LOVE this library! Non locals hardly know it’s here, housed as it is next door to Hope Baptist Church. But it’s everything a small local library should be: warm, friendly, accessible and with lovely events which hook kids into books. We lived in the adjacent road for years and our two children loved coming here. It’s especially a great place for lonely elderly people and frazzled young Mums-​the library brings company and calm in equal measure. This has gone down as one of the best places in our family memories.
Place rating: 5
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Another excellent local library, that has brilliant, friendly staff. It’s bigger than Laira library, and does a great rhyme time for the kids at 10:30 every Friday. The rhyme time gets completely ram packed, so it’s easier to go to another one (Laira is very underused). There are lots of new books, and the building is bright and tidy.
The library caters really well for young and old alike — along with the rhyme time, there’s a wide selection of large print books. Whilst the stock is fairly small, they’re happy to order books from other branches for you, and do so for free (which is great).