A superb period family home that offers immense flexibility. Four of five bedrooms with spacious living, refitted kitchen and dining room. Loft conversion with en-suite bedroom. Front and rear gardens and off road parking. Planning consent granted to extend further if desired.

Why You'll Like It
Stratton Terrace is a fine street of period houses and is one of Truro's hidden gems!Set back and slightly elevated from street level the houses have long front gardens and this property has the benefit of off road parking. Stepping through the front door you arrive in the vestibule complete with its inner door and original stained glass panels. Next is the spacious hallway and immediately off it is the living room with a deep bay window, high ceilings and a wood burner. A second reception room provides further space to socialise or could equally be used as a ground floor bedroom if required. A large dining/breakfast room leads through to the kitchen which has been thoughtfully updated with white cabinets topped with wood effect surfaces. A guest cloakroom is just off the kitchen. On the first floor there are two large double bedrooms and a single bedroom and a very spacious family bathroom with a white suite comprising a bath, corner wuad showerm basin in vanity unit and WC. On the top floor, the loft has been converted and provides a super bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Outside, in addition to the front garden, there is a rear courtyard and raised garden area. It is worth noting that planning consent has been granted to add an extension to the ground floor. With gas central heating, double glazing and solar panels, this city home is both convenient and stylish.

Where It Is
Stratton Terrace is a street of classic period 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. Truro is a pretty city - small and friendly, it is centred around the impressive gothic cathedral. Many independent shops, cafes and restaurants thrive and national retailers such as Marks and Spencer and Primark can also be found. The Cornish coastline is a short drive and many rural walks are also within easy reach. Those wishing to commute from here will be pleased to find the mainline railway station a short walk away.

Services and Tenure
FreeholdMains electric, water, drains and gasCouncil Tax Band C

Important Information
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Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold