Stonehouse, Plymouth is a historic human settlement in Devon, England, part of the modern city of Plymouth. It has roots as one of three towns that merged into the city and includes the former East Stonehouse area.
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Stonehouse, Plymouth is a human settlement in England situated within the ceremonial county of Devon. According to the summary, East Stonehouse was one of three towns that were amalgamated into modern‑day Plymouth, indicating a historical integration into the city’s urban fabric. West Stonehouse, historically a village, lies within the current Mount Edgcumbe Country Park in Cornwall, suggesting a nearby natural setting. The summary notes that West Stonehouse was destroyed by the French in 1350, providing a historical context of conflict. The locality’s name appears in the PL 1 postal district, placing it within the postal geography of Plymouth. The information indicates that Stonehouse is part of a larger urban area with historical significance and proximity to coastal and parkland features, though no specific amenities or transport links are detailed in the provided data.