Mitchell Court, Truro £225,000

This three bedroom first floor maisonette flat packs in a fantastic amount of space and is well presented in modern neutral decorative order. The property is accessed via external stairs to a landing shared with your immediate neighbour. There is a replacement modern composite front door opening to a spacious hallway with stairs to the second floor. The living / kitchen / dining space is generous and open plan and the kitchen is fitted with a range of oak shaker style base and wall units with ample work surface arranged in a U shape. There's plenty of room to fit in appliances with space for slot-in cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, space for fridge and a built-in extractor fan. An upstand at the back of the work tops divides the kitchen from the living and dining space and the living room has practical laminated flooring, electric heating and a double glazed window looking out across the city, taking in a view of Truro cathedral. Also on this floor there is a useful bedroom which also makes a great study, playroom or hobby space. Heading up the stairs there are two generous attic bedrooms with Velux style windows and the family shower room in between them. The shower room is beautifully appointed with a large walk-in shower enclosure with electric shower and there is a white basin and WC and Chrome ladder style towel rail heater. Outside in the communal grounds there is an allocated parking space with the property and residents have the use of a number of rotary airers for drying laundry.

Just a short way up Mitchell Hill, you can stroll into the city centre with all it's amenities on hand. We like the way that the building is set back from the road and stands in it's own grounds with allocated parking. Quite unusual for such a central location. The Rising Sun pub is only a short walk, a bit further up Mitchell Hill and offers a friendly local pub welcome and a super restaurant. Further up the hill again are Archbishop Benson Primary School and Tremorvah Playing Fields, Heading down in to the city, there is a great selection of local and national retailers, cafes, pubs and bars and Truro Cathedral dominates the skyline. The hall For Cornwall is a state of the art theatre and Truro Museum is a great place to discover local history, art and geology.

The property is leasehold with the balance of a 999 year lease from approximately 9 years ago. There is mains water, mains drainage and mains electric. Council tax band A

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