Listed for £525,000
February 3, 2026
Sold for £310,000
2008
Sold for £263,000
2003
Sold for £69,950
2001
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Outside The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, offering an ideal setting for relaxation, entertaining and family enjoyment. The space benefits from convenient side access to the front of the property, while the layout allows for flexible use. There is also excellent scope for the annexe to enjoy its own private outdoor space. By erecting a simple fence, a dedicated garden area could be created, providing privacy and independence for annexe occupants while still retaining a generous main garden for the principal house.
A driveway to the front provides off-road parking for two vehicles.
Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate) Truro City Centre: 3.4 miles. Truro Railway Station: 2.5 miles (direct trains to London Paddington). Threemilestone Primary School: 2.1 miles (OFSTED Rated Good). Bosvigo Primary School: 2.6 miles (OFSTED Rated Good). Truro & Penwith College: 0.5 miles. Richard Lander Secondary School: 1.3 miles by car (0.7 miles on foot) (OFSTED Rated Good). Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske: 1.1 miles by car (0.5 miles on foot). Truro Golf Club: 1.5 miles. Sainsburys Supermarket: 2.3 miles. Cornwall Airport Newquay: 19 miles. Location Chyvelah Vale is a highly sought-after and well-established residential location, perfectly positioned for easy access to Truro and the A30. The area is particularly popular with families, thanks to its proximity to excellent schools, local shops and everyday amenities. Regular bus services provide convenient links into the city, while nearby supermarkets and leisure facilities further enhance the appeal. Truro Truru' in Cornish is derived either from "tri-uro" meaning three rivers or "tre-uro", the settlement on the river. Earliest records date back to the Norman times and a castle built in the 12th century. Truro is the southern-most city in mainland Great Britain and is well known for its Cathedral (completed in 1910), cobbled streets and Georgian Architecture, being granted a bishop in 1876 and city status by Queen Victoria a year later. Today Truro is the administrative, commercial and retail capital of Cornwall. It has a wide and varied range of excellent restaurants, bars and cafés, speciality shops and chain stores. There are also a number of fine municipal gardens including Boscawen Park and Victoria Gardens, which have in the past won many awards in the Britain in Bloom competition. It offers an excellent range of primary, secondary private and state schools plus further education at the "outstanding" Ofsted rated Truro & Penwith College. The City is home to the Royal Cornwall Hospital Treliske, Royal Cornwall Museum, and The Hall for Cornwall theatre. Truro is located centrally to a variety of beautiful sandy beaches, unrivalled sailing waters and water sports, excellent range of golf courses, major tourist attractions and National Trust countryside, country homes and gardens. General & Material Information Material Information (Including Key Facts for Buyers): Please go to the media / brochure tabs.
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