Bishops Close, Truro £425,000

Situated in the picturesque city of Truro, this delightful three bedroom detached bungalow offers the perfect blend of spacious accommodation and modern convenience. Tucked away in a peaceful cul de sac, this property boasts a spacious living room, a recently re-fitted kitchen with sleek white cabinets toppped with timber effect worktops and space for appliances and an inviting garden accessed through a convenient door from the kitchen. Internal presentation throughout the property is good with smooth skimmed ceilings, LED downlights and replacement interior doors etc adding to the modern feel. The property also features a cloakroom/WC, a stylish white bathroom suite with a shower over the bath, basin and WC and two well-proportioned double bedrooms alongside a single bedroom. Outside, the property benefits from a double timber gated driveway, a single garage, and a rear garden with two tiered lawn areas and a terrace - ideal for relaxation and entertaining. Gas central heating (with a recently replaced combi boiler) and double glazing are installed. For energy efficiency there are also solar panels which are privately owned by the property and provide an income. Beyond the property, Truro offers a vibrant city centre with a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions to enjoy. With the stunning Cornish coastline just a short drive away, residents can take advantage of a multitude of outdoor activities and scenic walks. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this wonderful bungalow - contact us today to arrange a viewing.

Bishops Close is located in the Kenwyn area of the city. Beautiful woodland walks at Idless are close by and families are well catered for with Truro Nursery School and the "outstanding" St Mary's School within walking distance. The centre of Truro is a pleasant walk away and the city has an excellent range of independent and national retailers, bars, cafes, restaurants, cinema and theatre. The mainline train station connects to London and the north of England. Truro city bowling club and Truro Squash Club are nearby and the historic City Inn is the local pub for this part of Truro. Victoria Gardens close at hand has regular performances in the bandstand and a recently rebuilt cafe. Kenwyn church is a thriving hub of the local community and not far away.

Freehold Council Tax Band D Mains electric, water, and drains Solar Panels - Privately owned generating an income of approximately £20-£50 per month.

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