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£1,200,0005 bedroom detached house for sale
Allet, Truro
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Detached house
5 beds
3 baths
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Basic 1Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Detached Family Residence
- Superior Presentation
- Superb Family Room/Kitchen
- Annexe/Ancilary Accommodation
- Double Garage & Carport
- Extended Accommodation
- Freehold
- Council Tax Band F
A magnificent and most handsome Victorian residence with large grounds, detached annexe ideal for ancillary accommodation or an income and double garage plus double carport. Immaculately presented throughout and renovated sympathetically to the highest standard. Freehold. EPC - E.
Description - Chybucca House is a superb home, presented to the market is pristine condition of offers the discerning purchaser a wonderful opportunity. The property has been sensitively and meticulously renovated now tastefully blending contemporary styling with its former classic Victorian character. In brief the extended and spacious accommodation would suite family or lifestyle living with the opportunity to utilise ancillary accommodation.
Situation - The property is located on the semi-rural outer fringes of Truro in Allet which lies just 2.5 miles from Truro city centre, The nearest village is Shortlanesend, a thriving village surrounded by rolling countryside that abounds with scenic walks, including the Idless and Newmills valleys. Local facilities include shop & post office, primary school and pub together with a playing field and village hall. Nearby Penrose Water Gardens is a tranquil place to visit with over 40 lily ponds and the renowned Cornish Barista cafe.
The village is linked to Truro by a cycle way/footpath which provides easy access to all the amenities of this small city, Dominated by the splendid three spired cathedral which stands at its heart, this ancient port is situated in a valley at the head of the beautiful river bearing its name and now forms the retailing, administrative and cultural centre of the county. A stroll around the centre will find numerous restaurants, cafés and public houses together with a wide variety of independent and national retailers.
The train station links directly with London Paddington, whilst a number of daily scheduled domestic and international flights depart from Newquay Airport.
The Main House - Accommodation comprises of a full width living room with log burner inset into a feature exposed stone wall, reception hall/ dining room, boot room, downstairs w.c, a stunning atrium family space extending over 35 foot incorporating a bespoke, high specification 'Melbourne' kitchen with fully integrated appliances, electric Aga, butler style sink with Quooker tap, siletone worksurfaces and fabricated family seating booth. In addition there is space for a large dining table and at the opposite end, a relaxation seating space. To the first floor via a split level landing there is a family shower room with 'his and hers' vanity unit and walk-in double shower, three double sized bedrooms all with feature stone and granite walls and a master en-suite. Stairs rise to a further top floor bedroom.
Annexe Accomodation - Accommodation is reversed and comprises of a modern, sleek kitchen/ breakfast room, spacious four piece suite bathroom, living room with French doors and Juliette balcony, double bedroom with French doors leading to a composite decked sun terrace overlooking the surrounding countryside.
Outside - The grounds of 0.80 of an acre have been extensively landscaped by the current vendors, to now provide an inviting, sweeping entrance neatly laid to tarmac providing ample parking, lawned front garden with well established border planting with shrubs and established trees. There is a double carport with electric point and a further double garage with plumbing and connections for domestic appliances.
The the rear of the house in an expansive patio, beautifully laid to porcelain tiles leading to a further slightly raised sandstone tiled patio covered by a bespoke built timber pergola. Brick built bbq station with inset gas cooker and a large level lawn with ornamental steps leading to a higher tiered section of garden. The boundaries are well defined with traditional Cornish hedgerow.
Services - Mains electricity is connected.
Oil central heating.
Private drainage and water supply.
Council tax band - F.
Listed Building - No.
Conservation Area - No.
Flood Risk - Very Low.
Satellite and Fibre: BT and Sky available.
Broadband: Basic available and Starlink averages 200Mbps.
Mobile phone: 02, Vodaphone, Three and EE are likely (Ofcom).
Directions - From Truro proceed to Shortlanesend on the B3284 and continue through the village and over the island. Continue on the B3284 passing Allet Methodist Church on the right hand side towards the A30, taking the final turning on the left hand side signposted Tregavethan where the property can be located immediately on the right hand side identified by our for sale sign.
Viewings - Viewings are strictly by prior appointment via Stags, Truro.
Description - Chybucca House is a superb home, presented to the market is pristine condition of offers the discerning purchaser a wonderful opportunity. The property has been sensitively and meticulously renovated now tastefully blending contemporary styling with its former classic Victorian character. In brief the extended and spacious accommodation would suite family or lifestyle living with the opportunity to utilise ancillary accommodation.
Situation - The property is located on the semi-rural outer fringes of Truro in Allet which lies just 2.5 miles from Truro city centre, The nearest village is Shortlanesend, a thriving village surrounded by rolling countryside that abounds with scenic walks, including the Idless and Newmills valleys. Local facilities include shop & post office, primary school and pub together with a playing field and village hall. Nearby Penrose Water Gardens is a tranquil place to visit with over 40 lily ponds and the renowned Cornish Barista cafe.
The village is linked to Truro by a cycle way/footpath which provides easy access to all the amenities of this small city, Dominated by the splendid three spired cathedral which stands at its heart, this ancient port is situated in a valley at the head of the beautiful river bearing its name and now forms the retailing, administrative and cultural centre of the county. A stroll around the centre will find numerous restaurants, cafés and public houses together with a wide variety of independent and national retailers.
The train station links directly with London Paddington, whilst a number of daily scheduled domestic and international flights depart from Newquay Airport.
The Main House - Accommodation comprises of a full width living room with log burner inset into a feature exposed stone wall, reception hall/ dining room, boot room, downstairs w.c, a stunning atrium family space extending over 35 foot incorporating a bespoke, high specification 'Melbourne' kitchen with fully integrated appliances, electric Aga, butler style sink with Quooker tap, siletone worksurfaces and fabricated family seating booth. In addition there is space for a large dining table and at the opposite end, a relaxation seating space. To the first floor via a split level landing there is a family shower room with 'his and hers' vanity unit and walk-in double shower, three double sized bedrooms all with feature stone and granite walls and a master en-suite. Stairs rise to a further top floor bedroom.
Annexe Accomodation - Accommodation is reversed and comprises of a modern, sleek kitchen/ breakfast room, spacious four piece suite bathroom, living room with French doors and Juliette balcony, double bedroom with French doors leading to a composite decked sun terrace overlooking the surrounding countryside.
Outside - The grounds of 0.80 of an acre have been extensively landscaped by the current vendors, to now provide an inviting, sweeping entrance neatly laid to tarmac providing ample parking, lawned front garden with well established border planting with shrubs and established trees. There is a double carport with electric point and a further double garage with plumbing and connections for domestic appliances.
The the rear of the house in an expansive patio, beautifully laid to porcelain tiles leading to a further slightly raised sandstone tiled patio covered by a bespoke built timber pergola. Brick built bbq station with inset gas cooker and a large level lawn with ornamental steps leading to a higher tiered section of garden. The boundaries are well defined with traditional Cornish hedgerow.
Services - Mains electricity is connected.
Oil central heating.
Private drainage and water supply.
Council tax band - F.
Listed Building - No.
Conservation Area - No.
Flood Risk - Very Low.
Satellite and Fibre: BT and Sky available.
Broadband: Basic available and Starlink averages 200Mbps.
Mobile phone: 02, Vodaphone, Three and EE are likely (Ofcom).
Directions - From Truro proceed to Shortlanesend on the B3284 and continue through the village and over the island. Continue on the B3284 passing Allet Methodist Church on the right hand side towards the A30, taking the final turning on the left hand side signposted Tregavethan where the property can be located immediately on the right hand side identified by our for sale sign.
Viewings - Viewings are strictly by prior appointment via Stags, Truro.
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Stags Truro office is situated in Lemon Street, a wide attractive Georgian street, which is widely regarded as the best street in the city. The office was opened in 1999 and has a flourishing estate agents team and an established letting agents team. The Professional Services department can also be found here, giving expert advice on all planning, estate management and rural business issues, as well as carrying out professional valuations for probate, matrimonial disputes and inheritance tax to name but a few. There are plenty of attractions in Truro, including the indoor Pannier Market, which is open all year round, the Hall for Cornwall (a performing arts venue), The Royal Cornwall Museum, and the Winter Festival, with its hugely popular paper lantern parade. Truro and the surrounding area is a wonderful part of the world and boasts renowned surfing beaches, coastal walks and excellent sailing waters. Within easy reach of the city are historic fishing villages including Fowey, Mevagissey, St Mawes, Mousehole, St Ives and Padstow.