Truro, TR1 3SH

Detached in Truro, 6 bedroom(s), 5 bathroom(s). Located in TR1 3SH. For sale: £995,000. A handsome, Grade II Listed, 18th Century Georgian residence, rich in history, located on the ever-popular Kenwyn side of Truro, retaining elegant period symmetry and benefiting from a sympathetic restoration and modernisation throughout. 'Trehaverne House' offers substantial yet versatile 5/6 bedroom accommodation with the addition of an attached annexe at the rear wing. Further features include glorious lawned gardens, charming cobbled courtyard areas, coach hall with hand laid slate flooring, deep double garaging and surplus parking set off Trehaverne Lane. In all, an outstanding, detached, period home set within an approximate half acre plot, suitable for a wide range of purchasers wishing to be conveniently positioned in the county's capital. The Property - 'Trehaverne House' is a distinguished Grade II Listed Georgian residence that has been thoughtfully renovated and carefully modernised to create an exceptional family home of considerable character, quality and versatility. Occupying a mature plot extending to approximately half an acre, the property combines elegant period architecture with high quality contemporary finishes, resulting in a home that successfully balances historic charm with the practicalities of modern living. The house presents an impressive and highly symmetrical frontage when approached from the front, characteristic of the Georgian era, with attractive slate hung elevations and beautifully proportioned sash windows reinforcing its architectural pedigree. Internally, the accommodation is arranged over three floors, offering extensive and highly adaptable living space ideally suited to both family occupation and multi-generational living. The current owner has undertaken an extensive programme of renovation and improvement works throughout the property, sympathetically enhancing the house whilst preserving many of its original period features including high ceilings, elegant proportions, traditional joinery and large sash windows. The interiors have been tastefully updated with carefully considered finishes that complement the age and character of the building, creating a home that feels both refined and welcoming. Particularly noteworthy is the versatility of the layout. Whilst 'Trehaverne House' functions as one substantial detached residence, the property also benefits from an incredibly spacious annexe arrangement which offers excellent flexibility for dependant relatives, guest accommodation, home working or additional entertaining space. The seamless integration of these areas ensures the property retains a cohesive and natural flow throughout. The bedroom accommodation is especially impressive, including a superb principal suite featuring an en-suite bath and shower room together with a further second floor bedroom also benefiting from its own en-suite facilities. The overall arrangement of the accommodation provides both flexibility and privacy across the three levels of the home. To the rear, an attractive cobbled courtyard forms a particularly charming feature of the property, enhancing its sense of history and complementing the substantial Coach Hall and ancillary areas. The gardens provide a delightful and mature setting, offering privacy and a wonderful backdrop to the house whilst remaining manageable in relation to the overall plot size. Further complementing the property is a large double garage together with extensive parking provisions, including a deep parking bay, providing ample space for multiple vehicles and excellent practicality - an increasingly rare asset for a period property so close to the centre of Truro. The History - 'Trehaverne House' forms an important part of Truro’s historic architectural landscape and has been recognised for its special interest through its Grade II Listed status since 1950. Believed to have once formed part of the Manor of Kenwyn, and historically associated with the long-established Enys family dynasty, 'Trehaverne House' appears likely to have shared close ties with the neighbouring 'Trehaverne Cottage', together forming part of a small estate arrangement. It is thought the cottage may originally have served ancillary roles connected to the main house, potentially accommodating a coachman, groundsman or other estate staff, reflecting the stature and functionality of the principal residence. The presence of the Coach Hall and attractive cobbled courtyard further reinforces the property’s historic standing, offering an evocative reminder of its role within Truro’s prosperous Georgian period. Such surviving ancillary features are increasingly rare and contribute significantly to the character, authenticity and overall distinction of the property. Over time, the house has evolved sympathetically, particularly during the Victorian era when Truro experienced considerable expansion and architectural development. This period of growth is like…

Price: £995,000.00

Location: Truro, TR1 3SH

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