2 bedroom terraced house for sale

PROPERTY
This delightful terraced cottage offers lovely rural views to the south east from the sitting room, main bedroom and front garden. Set away from the main road, the Victorian era terrace has real charm and character.
The cottage offers reverse level accommodation to make the most of the elevated views from the sitting room and there is a nice patio to the rear of the kitchen which is a suntrap.
Entering the house, the two double bedrooms are on the ground floor. The double bedroom to the rear would have originally been the master bedroom so is of a good size. The front bedroom is also generous in size having been extended. There is a Victorian fireplace in the original part of the house and exposed beams. This is currently used as a dressing area for the bedroom while the extension to the front provides space for a double bed with a Velux window above.
Heading upstairs there is a full width sitting room to the front of the house. The views of the rolling hillside to the south east from here are lovely and there are glimpses of the Tresillisan river. The room itself features a fireplace at one end with an inset woodburner on a slate hearth. This living room offers plenty of space for a dining area as well. A space saving ladder staircase provides access to a mezzanine area. With a low ceiling this is a useful storage area, but can be used as an occasionally bedroom or reading nook - children would love it as an den!
There is a modernised family bathroom on this floor with a P shaped bath with shower over, a close coupled toilet and an attractive counter-top sink.
The kitchen to the rear of the house has a range of cream shaker style cabinets with an inset double oven with a gas hob above and an under counter fridge. A door from the kitchen leads out to the low maintenance rear garden. Being west facing this becomes a suntrap in the afternoon. It is fully fenced so 'dog friendly'.
There are a number of outbuildings and stores with the property. The first is next to the kitchen and is plumbed for use as a utility room. From the rear garden steps lead down to a rear access path which runs behind the terrace. Below the rear terrace there are two storage rooms, ideal for wetsuit storage, bikes etc. There is a right of way for the owner of this house to walk the length of this path behind the other properties for access.
The lawned garden to the front offers nice views and is a great place to sit in the sun and watch the world go by. A path leads down to the road below where there is almost always parking in a layby in front of the terrace.
This house is deceptive, having been extended it is larger than it may look. The home is very well presented and should certainly be seen to be appreciated.

SURROUNDING AREA
Tresillian is a conveniently located waterside village just a short distance from the cathedral city of Truro. The village offers a convenience store, petrol station, bakery, nursery school, is on a regular bus route and is within 2 miles of Waitrose. The historic Wheel Inn pub (pictured) is just across the road and set on the banks of the river.

There is a stunning tranquil nearby walk through the surrounding scenery along the Tresillian River (which is within an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty) to St. Clements and onto Malpas village. Waiting at the end of the 2.5mile walk is The Heron Inn, a fantastic gastropub that overlooks the confluence of the Truro and Tresillian River.

The cathedral city of Truro is within approximately 2.5 miles, being the main commercial, administrative, legal and retail centre of Cornwall together with a selection of schooling for all ages including a number of highly regarded private schools. There is a main line rail link to London Paddington and an airport at Newquay which provides flights to London Gatwick and Heathrow. A short distance to the south lies some of the most attractive and unspoilt Cornish coastline with its fine beaches, coves and traditional fishing villages. To the north there are a number of larger beaches in addition to the rugged coastline famous for its surfing and coastal walks. There are numerous golf courses in the area including a parkland course at Truro and links at Perranporth.

DIRECTIONS
From Truro, follow the A390 NE out of the city for approximately 2 miles to Tresillian. Continue into the village for approx. a half mile and look for this stunning property with our for-sale board in front on your left.