Treyew Road, Truro, Cornwall

An individually designed 4 bedroom detached home boasting an abundance of character and architectural features, This house must be seen to appreciate it fully.

It is rare to find a house which has individuality and style and yet still provides a practical family home. A detached four bedroom 2 bathroom house, with large open plan living space, a separate office, a further playroom/office, large garden and driveway parking tells the practical story.

What that does not tell you is that at every turn there are architectural features to draw the eye such as open tread glazed staircases and glass brick windows, However, the real brilliance of the architect's design is the split level, open plan kitchen dining and living space. It is perfect for modern family living but a stunning space for those who enjoy entertaining friends and family.

As soon as you walk through the front door, the wooden flooring throughout the ground floor, open staircases and split levels create the feeling that this house is something special. To the front is the study and an additional reception room which could be a larger study, playroom or music room. There is also a really useful utility room with sink and washer drier and downstairs cloakroom. The side access to and from the house is so practical after a dog walk or children with muddy boots!.

You step down into the stunning open plan living space which is where the magic of this home is. The kitchen has plenty of cupboard space with quartz worktops and upstands with a sociable breakfast bar or cocktail bar, depending on the time of day and who is sat there. An integrated double oven, dishwasher, fridge and freezer means the kitchen retains its uncluttered look. On the same level is an area which is ideal for dining and then you drop down a little further to the main lounge. The double bifold doors make it perfect for sunny days as it opens out onto the patio and into the large garden but on colder wet afternoons and evening you can all gather round the log burning stove.

Upstairs, there are 4 bedrooms once again on a split level The house has been cleverly designed that in addition to the lounge, the two principal bedrooms are at the rear of the house and also boast bifold doors and open views across the City to the Cathedral. The master bedroom has an ensuite shower and there is a large family bathroom with both a shower and a bath with central fitted taps.

To the front of the house are a further 2 bedrooms, one which is a good sized double and a further good sized single bedroom.

Outside the house, the patio outside the lounge, accessed by the bi fold doors lends itself to al fresco dining and summer barbecues. The large main garden is laid to lawn, slopes naturally down and has the potential to create a series of formal garden, play area and an allotment with a bit of planning and imagination.

To the front there is a large private driveway and a separate modular garage. The house fronts the top of Daniell Road at the junction of Treyew Road but the clever design means that it remains quite and peaceful as all the principal rooms are to the rear of the house looking out towards the Cathedral City

If you are bored of a lot of houses you see on line or for real in Truro, then you must book a viewing with us and take a look.

The Location.
This home is ideally located on the Western edge of the City. A short walk down Daniell Road takes you to Lemon Street, the Georgian gateway into the City. A similar walk in the other direction and you are at the railway station making it ideal for those who commute. It is also on the right side of Truro for those working at the Royal Cornwall or Duchy Hospitals or needing access to Truro College. The award winning Truro High School is almost on the doorstep and the house also sits between Truro School and and its nursery and prep schools at Tresliske

The Lidl and Sainsburys supermarkets are also within walking distance.

The City of Truro

Truro is the vibrant commercial hub and City of Cornwall. Dominated by its Gothic- revival Cathedral, it also boasts some of the finest Georgian architecture on the South West in Lemon Street and Walsingham Place in particular. There is a broad range of shops bars and restaurants with both well known national names and local businesses. The Award winning Saturday markets on the Plaza create a weekly hub of activity and the newly renovated Hall for Cornwall is a destination point for touring theatre productions, music and comedy.

Both Truro School and Truro High School consistently achieve exceptional academic results and broader education for their pupils and Truro College has a growing reputation for both its academic and sporting achievements as well.

Located between the two coasts, Truro provides easy access to the contrasting North and South coasts and also has its own river on which the City is built with moorings along the river towards Malpas and St Clements.

The A30 is within a few miles and now provides fast access out of the County, joining the M5 motorway network as Exeter. Truro rail station provides a service through Plymouth Exeter and on to London and also offers the option to those who commute by train in the County to St Austell, Falmouth, Redruth, Camborne and Penzance.
Council tax band: F