14 Belvedere, Truro, TR1 1UU

An impressive residence within Belvedere, a highly sought after, prestigious development, of just 25 luxurious homes.

Winner of housing design awards 2008 & inspired by Georgian and Victorian architecture.

Enjoying a superb city location a short walk from Waitrose supermarket and the park and ride service to Truro and Treliske hospital.

This spacious home boasts both front & rear gardens, garage, a flexible layout with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms, study & craft room, with a high spec finish throughout.

Property Rosemullion homes are renowned for use of local materials. These modern homes capture the charm of the beautiful historic streets of Truro.

Attention to detail has created a high-quality development that meets the exacting standards and expectations of The Duchy of Cornwall.

Greeted by classic symmetrical period features including large sash windows and a granite pillared portico, you instantly sense the quality of this exclusive home before opening the door.

Ground floor: On entering, there is a generously sized central entrance hall, providing access to all principal rooms on the ground floor. There is a study to the right side of the hall.

A cloakroom, handy utility room and storage cupboard are also all serviced from the ground floor hall.

A generous dual-aspect living room to the rear of the property has Georgian style French doors that provide direct access to the rear courtyard and garden.

This is a well-proportioned room complete with central feature fireplace and surround with a gas fire. The good sized dining space to the front opens out onto the wider kitchen to the rear.

The open plan kitchen dining room benefits from morning and afternoon sun flooding a warm and sociable area, ideal for entertaining or family life.

The stylish kitchen has a range of matching base and wall mounted cupboards with polished granite countertops which contain Neff appliances including a fridge, freezer, dishwasher and double ovens.

This is a high-quality kitchen befitting the property. First floor: Stairs lead up to the first three bedrooms.

The bright dual aspect master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, built-in wardrobes and a dressing area with good distant views over the city.

The family bathroom serves a second dual aspect double bedroom to the rear and the third double bedroom with built-in storage and views of Truro to the front.

Second floor: The second floor offers fantastic versatile accommodation with a large landing leading to a large storage room, currently used as a craft room but would make a great children’s games room or fifth bedroom.

Additionally, there is a 19’x17’ bedroom with dressing area (to maximum) and spacious en-suite bathroom with even more storage.

The whole floor could be offered as a wonderful guest suite, or for a family, this is perfect independent teenager’s space.

Externally: To the rear of the house there is an enclosed paved courtyard area with steps leading up to the raised lawned garden bounded by a mature Cornish hedge.

Beyond the hedge is farmland, allowing for a rural, private, and peaceful outlook.

A pathway and covered archway to the side provides an exit from the garden and utility room and gated access to the front.

A star feature of this property is the large paved terrace to the front, which commands an elevated position on the development, offering views over roof tops to the historic city of Truro beyond.

A ramp, in addition to steps, provides disabled access to the elevated entrance and terrace from street level.

The west facing terrace creates a tranquil oasis within city living to capture the afternoon sun. Beneath the front terrace is a garage with power and lighting.

Location: The property is ideally located on the eastern side of the city and just 1.5 miles to the city centre, with easy access to the A30 for anyone commuting around the county.

There is a choice of private and public sector schooling nearby, including Penair and Truro Schools within walking distance.

Waitrose supermarket is a couple of minutes’ walk away and has a lovely cafe too.

Adjoining Waitrose is The Great Cornish Food Store which also has a cafe and is a great place to buy locally sourced produce.

Neighbouring the nearby Waitrose is Tregurra park and ride, which provides quick and easy access to the centre of Truro, the train station, Truro College and Treliske Hospital.

There is also a footpath leading towards Penair School and the city centre making the central Truro truly walkable from here.

As well as rural walks close at hand with access via the footpath into the countryside towards St Clement Truro is now recognised as the business and administrative centre of the county, offering a vast range of day-to-day amenities and leisure facilities to suit all, whether your interests are visiting a museum or an art gallery, seeing a show in the Hall for Cornwall, dining out in the wide range of eateries and bars, or taking the family to the Plaza cinema.

For a more active lifestyle, Truro offers a golf course, a tennis club, bowling green, cricket, football and rugby grounds and a leisure centre.

The North and south coast are just a short drive away with sandy beaches and rugged coastline, excellent surfing and water sports on the North coast and the South coast with its many coves and harbour and calm waters great for paddleboarding & kayaking.

Tenure: Freehold services: Mains gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band: F EPC Rating: C