Stratton Terrace, Truro £180,000

Why You'll Like It

Situated on the popular period terrace of Stratton Terrace, is a bright and spacious two bedroom ground floor apartment, offering ample entertaining space and a courtyard garden within a thoughtfully converted townhouse. You'll enter the property via a set of slate steps, into the communal entrance hallway (shared only with the upstairs apartment). The apartment has a fantastic sized room Which could be used as either a bedroom or main sitting room, with a fireplace and slate hearth at the focal point and high ceilings. It offers plenty of light from the double glazed bay window, and a lovely place to sit with the pine window seat situated below. Further down the hallway is the large double bedroom, with french doors out to a spacious garden room that offers direct access to the garden through the patio doors. The apartment has a large sitting room / reception room, with built in storage space and another feature fireplace. To the rear of the apartment, you'll find the kitchen. With tiled flooring, cream coloured kitchen units and timber effect work surfaces. There is space and gas for a slot in cooker, an extractor hood and plumbing for a washing machine. A double glazed door provides access to the courtyard garden. The beautifully-presented, tiled shower suite sits at the rear of the apartment, with WC, heated towel rail, vanity-style basin and walk in shower. Outside is a walled courtyard rear garden, offering both a blocked-paving area and a timber decking, with a rear access gate.

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

Leasehold Term: 999 years from 1 January 2006 Maintenence charge £500 annually. Council Tax Band: A EPC D Mains electric, water, drains and gas. No Chain

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