Harrison Terrace, Truro Guide Price £425,000

Why You'll Like It

Introducing this stunning four-bedroom, mid-terraced period property nestled in the heart of Truro city centre. This attractive stone-faced townhouse has been thoughtfully updated while preserving its charming period features, making it a unique find in the competitive property market. Best of all, this property is to be sold with no onward chain, offering a seamless transition for potential buyers. As you step into the property through the entrance vestibule, you are greeted by a tiled hallway leading to a cosy living room with a feature cast iron gas fireplace and an elegant bay window. The property also boasts a spacious dining room with original fireplace, wooden flooring, picture rails, and cornicing, offering an ideal space for entertaining. The modern kitchen is equipped with a multi-fuel stove, built-in cooker and hob, as well as a utility area for added convenience along with a guest WC. The first floor encompasses three bedrooms and a family bathroom, while the second floor boasts a generously sized master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, providing the perfect retreat at the end of the day. Externally, the property has a landscaped walled garden at the rear, fully enclosed and featuring paved areas with planted borders, ideal for low-maintenance outdoor living. There is a handy gate to a shared rear access path. Residents of Harrison Terrace can apply for parking permits for on-street parking (subject to availability and payment via Cornwall Council), offering ease and convenience for those with vehicles. Positioned in Truro city centre, this property is surrounded by a wealth of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cultural sites. Don't miss the opportunity to view this period townhouse in an excellent condition, a true gem in the heart of Truro city centre.

Where It Is

Harrison Terrace is a street of mellow stone Victorian terraced town houses just a short stroll from the city centre. It is popular with families due to the proximity to good schools. Bosvigo Primary School is a couple of streets away. Excellent parks and gardens are close by and the train station is just up the hill. Truro itself has an array of national and independent retailers, a five screen cinema, theatre, bars, cafes and restaurants.

Services and Tenure

Freehold. No onward chain. Council Tax Band C. Mains electric, gas, water and drains. Gas central heating.

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