This three-bedroom end-of-terrace house is located in a well-established residential area on the eastern side of Truro. Having been in the same family for over three decades, the property is now being made available as part of an estate closure and comes with vacant possession and no onward chain. Although the home has been maintained over the years, it presents an excellent opportunity for refurbishment to modernize its interiors and improve functionality. Built in the 1970s, this neo-Georgian style house features a mellow brick façade and a charming bay window enhancing its appeal.
The layout includes a welcoming entrance hall, a sitting/dining room with French doors leading to the rear garden, and a kitchen on the ground floor. The upper level hosts three bedrooms, two of which are spacious doubles with fitted wardrobes, alongside a bathroom. The outdoor space comprises an established front garden along with a rear patio area and sloping garden that has become somewhat overgrown but possesses potential for revitalization.
As an end unit of the terrace situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, there is ample on-road parking available, complemented by access to nearby single garage facilities.
Positioned conveniently close to amenities such as Park & Ride services, Waitrose supermarket, and local schools including Archbishop Benson primary school, this property also benefits from Truro’s vibrant high street featuring both independent shops and national brands, diverse dining options, and cultural attractions like the Hall for Cornwall.
