• Three bedroom detached bungalow +
• Mains gas central heating +
• Large garden with potential +
• Driveway and single garage +
• Close to good schools +
• Near Waitrose supermarket +
• Built in circa 1935 and tested for Mundic (A1 i.e. not mundic) +
• Flexible layout +
• Ideal for renovation & remodeling +
• Viewing recommended +

A surprisingly spacious three bedroom detached bungalow with driveway parking, garage and gardens, ideally located close to good primary and secondary schooling, and within walking distance of the city centre. Clear mundic test (A1 sound concrete - i.e. not mundic).

Why You'll Like It - Nestled on Tregurra Lane in the charming city of Truro, this delightful circa 1935-built detached bungalow presents an exciting opportunity for those seeking a property with immense potential. Boasting three well-proportioned bedrooms, this home is perfect for families or individuals looking for space to grow.

The property features two inviting reception rooms, providing ample space for relaxation and entertaining. The large garden is a standout feature, offering a wonderful outdoor area for gardening enthusiasts or for children to play. With a driveway and a single garage, parking is convenient.

This bungalow is equipped with mains gas central heating, ensuring comfort throughout the seasons. While the property is in need of renovation, it offers a blank canvas for buyers to create their dream home tailored to their tastes and preferences.

Location is key, and this property does not disappoint. It is situated close to Archbishop Benson Primary School and Penair Secondary School, making it an ideal choice for families with children. Additionally, the nearby Waitrose supermarket provides easy access to quality shopping.

In summary, this three-bedroom detached bungalow on Tregurra Lane is a rare find, combining a prime location with significant potential for renovation. Whether you are looking to invest or create a family home, this property is well worth considering.

Where It Is - Tregurra Lane is just off Bodmin Road on the edge of Truro where there is easy access to the A30 and A39. A highly regarded primary school (Archbishop Benson) is within walking distance and there is a choice of secondary schools within the city including Penair which can also be accessed on foot from here. With the amenities of the city centre close at hand as well as lovely rural walks, this is an excellent part of the city to live in. Waitrose and The Cornish Food Store and café is again in walking range with a number of other large stores close by including homewares, furnishings and hobbies. The Rising Sun restaurant and friendly pub which is located on the way into the city is highly rated for hospitality and food. Once in the city centre you'll find a vibrant yet compact city with a good variety of independent and national retailers, a five screen cinema, restaurants, bars and a superb theatre. The mainline railway station has regular services to London and the north. Newquay airport is a relatively short drive away and has daily flights to London as well as numerous European destinations.