Market Street, Devoran, Truro

A deceptively spacious three-bedroom Victorian cottage, substantially extended, well-maintained, and beautifully presented by our clients over their 30 years of ownership. Unusually for such a central village location, the cottage benefits from rear parking for two cars, leading to a large detached garage with overhead storage and access to a sunny, level garden.

Situated in the heart of the quiet village centre, Market Street lies between St John’s Terrace and the edge of the creek. The rear boundary of the property is just a few metres from the lower gate of the village park and playing field—perfect for families, who can simply cross a quiet lane to access this superb amenity.

Many original features remain throughout the property, complemented by sympathetic upgrades such as powder-coated timber sash-style windows to the front, a wood-burning stove in the living room, and a modern fitted bathroom. A traditional oil-fired Rayburn in the dining room provides hot water and adds additional warmth to complement the modern Dimplex Quantum electric heaters

THE LOCATION
Number 24 Market Street is ideally situated just a few doors down from the Old School, in the heart of the sought-after village of Devoran, in between St John's Terrace and the creek. This vibrant and welcoming community lies at the head of Restronguet Creek, a beautifully unspoilt tidal estuary that flows into the renowned sailing waters of the Carrick Roads.

Devoran offers an exceptional quality of village life, with a highly regarded primary school, a friendly local pub, a doctors' surgery, and weekly visits from independent traders selling fresh local produce. The village calendar is filled with events, including the much-loved regatta and other gatherings centred around the historic quay.

This desirable location strikes the perfect balance between peace, natural beauty, and convenience, with both Truro and Falmouth easily accessible. Scenic walks begin right from the doorstep, including the picturesque Old Tram Road that winds along the creek and over the hill to Loe Beach. The National Trust’s Trelissick estate—with its woodland trails and expansive parkland—is just a short drive away.

The property is also just a short stroll from Devoran’s historic quay—an ideal spot for launching small boats, kayaks, and paddleboards.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure - Freehold. Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired Rayburn plus Dimplex Quantum electric heaters. Council Tax - Band C. EPC rating - 63 (D). Possession - Vacant possession upon completion with no onward chain