- Beautifully presented second floor apartment +
- Ideal position for access to the city, shops & amenities +
- Contemporary open plan living with balconies +
- Two bedrooms (one with a large wardrobe) +
- Double glazed windows, gas fired central heating +
- Integrated kitchen appliances +
- Allocated undercover parking, plus guest permit +
- Communal gardens +
- Attractive courtyard with gated security entrance +
- Viewing strongly recommended, no onward chain +
A beautifully presented contemporary second floor apartment situated in an ideal location for ease of access to the many shops and amenities of the city centre.
Accessed via the lift, the communal landing with its three floor to ceiling windows enjoys a delightful view towards Truro Cathedral.
Upon entering the apartment, you can appreciate the light and airy accommodation with its tall ceilings - all of which benefits from double glazed windows and a comprehensive gas fired central heating system. For those buyers who are seeking a modern lifestyle, then this apartment ticks many boxes being a property to relax and enjoy.
A generous size entrance hallway access the additional accommodation comprising of two bedrooms - one with a double wardrobe, a modern bathroom suite and an impressive open-plan living area incorporating the lounge, fitted kitchen/diner with both a Juliette balcony to the front and additional step on balcony to the rear.
Externally are well maintained gardens and grounds as well as the benefit of an underfloor covered parking space, plus an additional visitor pass being available.
The property is offered for sale chain free.
Truro is a popular city for both locals and visitors alike with its Georgian architecture, meandering cobbled streets offering many recognised high street names as well as local independent stores.
It is also home to the three spired cathedral, Hall for Cornwall located on the piazza as well as local parks, restaurants, cafes and the mainline Railway Station to London Paddington.
The nearby maritime town of Falmouth lies approximately fifteen miles distant being home to the Maritime Museum with this particular stretch of coastline for its water sports and sailing waters.
The rugged north coast is also within reasonable travelling distance famed for its popular surfing beaches, such as Perranporth, St Agnes and Newquay.