- Detached 1970’s bungalow +
- Cul-de-sac location in popular village of Tregony +
- Well presented three bedroom accommodation +
- Garage plus driveway parking +
- Front & rear gardens +
- Uninterrupted countryside views +
- No onward chain +
- Video tour available +
The Property
This circa 1970’s detached bungalow offers a great opportunity to live on a peaceful cul-de-sac location in the popular rural village of Tregony.
The accommodation comprises entrance hall, spacious living/dining room with wood burner, separate fully fitted modern kitchen with appliances, three bedrooms (two doubles with fitted wardrobes and a single) plus modern family bathroom. All is presented well throughout and the rooms to the rear benefit from the beautiful countryside views beyond the garden. There is great outside space with good sized gardens to front and rear as well as a raised terrace accessed via sliding doors from the living room, perfect for al-fresco dining. Underneath the terrace there is a secure store providing great storage and lots of potential. To the front of the property there is an attached single garage and driveway parking for one vehicle.
This is a super property and is available with no onward chain.
The Location
Tregony is a popular village blending rural living surrounded by beautiful countryside, whilst having great local amenities and being only being a 6.5 mile (15 minute drive) from the city of Truro. There are good transport links with buses heading in and out of the centre of the village on a regular basis. You are well catered for here with amenities include a village store, post office, village hall, surgery, café, pub, churches and social club. There is a highly regarded primary school and secondary school in the village as well which are a short walk away. The village is often seen as the ‘gateway’ to the stunning Roseland Heritage Coast where in a short drive one can be enjoying St Mawes, Portscatho and Carne Beach to name a few. Driving North you can be on the A30 very easily within around 20 minutes as well.
Truro, about 6.5 miles away, is the capital of Cornwall and as such boasts much in the way of vibrancy and a real 'buzz' all year round. There is a vast array of excellent restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes as well as varied shopping facilities from main high street retailers to independent shops and local markets. Well renowned schools are in abundance and there is a main line railway link to London (Paddington) within 5 hours. Draws such as the newly renovated Hall for Cornwall, historic Truro Cathedral and Royal Cornwall Museum are on one's doorstep with regular city events taking place throughout the year such as Truro Food Festival, City of Lights and famous Christmas markets.