Castle Street, Truro £299,950

Why You'll Like It

This superbly presented three bedroom city cottage has been professionally renovated and extended by a highly regarded local builder creating a light and bright modern feeling home in this historic central Truro terrace. The property has been comprehensively updated including rewiring, replastering and refitting of the kitchen and bathroom. The front door opens to a hallway with stylish skimmed and coved ceiling and a door to the living room where the large window allows light to flood in. Towards the rear on the ground floor, the property has been extended to create the kitchen. The dining room is a good size with French doors to the rear courtyard. The kitchen has space for an American style fridge / freezer, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a slot in cooker with a range of base, wall and tower units in gloss white with laminated work surfaces. Heading upstairs, there are stylish striped carpets and the landing has an airing cupboard. Bedroom one is a generous double spanning the width of the property at the front and has a built-in wardrobe. There are two further good bedrooms and the family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a white suite with an electric shower over the P shaped shower bath with glass screen. Outside to the rear, the garden has been landscaped for ease of maintenance with a sunny patio and raised deck and there would be space to install a cabin or shed if wanted.

Where It Is

Castle Street is an attractive area of the city just down the hill from the iconic Crown Courts building and not far from the beautiful Victoria Gardens where there is a band stand and recently built cafe. The mainline railway station connecting with London Paddington is walkable from here and there is a handy branch line connecting with Penryn and Falmouth also. The amenities of the city are literally on your door step with restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, cinema and the theatre all close at hand. the Royal Cornwall Museum in River Street has regular exhibitions and The Wig and Pen pub at the end of the street is renowned for excellent food. Truro's impressive neo gothic cathedral has regular concerts and events a short stroll away.

Services And tenure

The property is freehold and has mains water, mains drainage, mains electricity and mains gas. Council tax band B EPC C (making this suitable as a letting investment)

Important Information

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