Description

A beautifully maintained three-bedroom semi-detached home, superbly positioned in a highly sought-after location and enjoying stunning panoramic views across Truro city. Originally built in the 1970s, the property has been recently renovated to an good standard and benefits from sunny front and rear gardens, a single garage, and on-street permit parking.

The Property

A covered porch provides welcome shelter from the classic Cornish weather before leading into a bright and spacious entrance hall. This welcoming space offers useful under-stairs storage and additional built-in cupboards. The fully integrated kitchen flows seamlessly into the open-plan dining and living area, creating a wonderful wrap around layout that enhances the home’s open and family friendly feel. The living and dining room is dual aspect, flooded with natural light from both ends with patio doors opening onto the rear garden and framing stunning views of Truro. The first floor offers three well proportioned bedrooms, all served by a modern family bathroom and separate WC.

The Outside

The sloped front garden is well maintained, adding to the property’s kerb appeal. A side gate provides easy access to the rear garden, which enjoys ample space and sunshine, perfect for entertaining. At the bottom of the garden, a further gate leads directly to the garage for added convenience. One of the property’s standout features is the spectacular outlook enjoyed from the garden and all south-facing rooms, offering panoramic views across Truro city, including the Cathedral and the nearby railway track, ideal for train enthusiasts.

The Location

Situated in the desirable Redannick area of Truro, the property is perfectly positioned close to Bosvigo Primary School, supermarkets, doctors’ surgeries, Truro mainline an railway station, commuting to the Royal Cornwall Hospital is also straightforward from this location. Treworder Road is particularly popular due to its convenience and proximity to Bosvigo School. Truro city centre is just a short walk away, offering a wide range of independent and national retailers, cafés, bars, restaurants, and a cinema. The twice-weekly Farmers’ Market showcases excellent local produce and crafts.

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The mainline railway station provides direct links to London Paddington and the North, while local bus services are frequent with a bus stop located directly outside the property. The Hall for Cornwall offers a varied programme of shows and concerts, and three supermarkets, along with doctors’ surgeries, are all within easy walking distance.

Services

Gas central heating, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage.