Tressa Dowr Lane, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 1AR

The property is an immaculately presented, highly specified four bedroomed detached executive-style family house on the outskirts of Truro city centre. To the rear, the house commands superb views over Truro city incorporating Truro Cathedral.

The property has been much improved throughout our clients’ ownership and includes a stunning dining room/kitchen with Corian worksurfaces and upstands with integrated Neff appliances and bifolding doors opening onto a raised slate paved terrace. There is a separate living room, utility room and wc on the ground floor.

On the first floor, there are four bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room and large dressing room (or bedroom 4 – see accommodation comprises section below). There are two further double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room, and a family bathroom. All bath/shower rooms are fitted with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware and there is even a television over the bath in the family bathroom.

Outside, a tarmacadam driveway provides parking for up to four vehicles and access to the double garage – the garage has been extended and now serves as an ideal gym/workshop as well as garage.

To the rear, there is a raised slate-paved terrace from which there are lovely views over Truro city and the cathedral – this space is usable all year round by virtue of its electrically operated awning and outdoor heating as well as mood lighting. The gardens are lawned and level, enclosed by fencing and mature fruit trees including apple and plum, making for a very private, safe family garden.

LOCATION

Tressa Dowr Lane is situated on the eastern outskirts of Truro city in a quiet cul-de-sac, a location which has developed into an exceptionally popular residential area, originally primarily developed by Wain Homes, this is a particularly convenient location for easy access to the city centre and for access out of Truro to St Austell and to the A30.

Truro is the principal retailing, administrative and commercial centre for Cornwall and offers a wide and every improving range of shopping, business, leisure and schooling facilities. The city has more recently gained a reputation as Cornwall’s best served and most varied evening entertainment centre with a large variety of restaurants and bars, along with a cinema and the successful Hall for Cornwall theatre, with many other individual events taking place on Lemon Quay. Truro is ideally situated for sporting activities with many good quality golf clubs nearby, a sports centre, squash club, two tennis clubs, rugby and football clubs. Water sports are also near to hand as Truro is no more than 15 minutes’ to either the surfing beaches of the north coast, or the Carrick Roads, some of the finest day sailing waters in the United Kingdom, situated on the south coast of Cornwall. To have all of this immediately on one’s doorstep is why Truro is one of the most popular places to live and work in Cornwall.