This three-bedroom semi-detached house, built in the 1930s, is positioned conveniently for access to Truro's amenities. The property requires modernisation, providing a valuable opportunity for investors or buyers looking to create their ideal home. It features PVC double glazing and gas central heating, with an entrance hall that leads to a living room with a bay window and a fireplace (currently not in use). The dining room includes a wood-burning stove and useful understairs storage. The compact kitchen offers a range of floor and wall-mounted units and connects to the outside area. Upstairs, the galleried landing provides access to three bedrooms, each offering views toward the viaduct in various directions. The bathroom includes both bath and shower facilities, along with a separate WC.
The gardens surrounding the property are primarily laid to lawn with mature borders and include an outdoor bin store and WC. Parking is available for 1-2 cars along with a garage equipped with power and light. Notably, there is potential for building on the land within the garden; previous lapsed planning consent indicated suitability for a detached two-bedroom dwelling (subject to reapplication). However, it is important to note that a mundic report has identified mundic block within the premises, limiting buyer options primarily to cash buyers. Situated in an established residential area of Truro, this property combines renovation potential with investment prospects.
