Turnaware Road, Falmouth

THE PROPERTY Gray Conoley built in the late 1960’s, this semi-detached family home is one of the most sought-after designs for local families due to the quality of build and generous room and plot sizes. Home to our vendor for many decades and now in need of modernisation. All is liveable ‘as is’ but we expect the new owner will wish to update and modernise to suit their requirements and the property has been competitively priced to reflect the work required. On the ground floor there is a good sized sitting room that, via wooden French doors, opens into the dining room that is linked to the kitchen. A door from the kitchen accesses the garage and conservatory behind. On the first floor there are three bedrooms with two being doubles and a generous sized single and a family bathroom. A loft hatch on the landing gives access via a retractable ladder to a loft area. Outside the front garden is wide and deep which sets the property back from the quiet no-through-road and also gives tandem driveway parking leading to the garage. The rear garden is secure and has a far reaching view from the patio/hard standing near the house. A wonderful opportunity to make a “home” here. THE LOCATION The property is located on popular Turnaware Road, an elevated and well-regarded residential area on the outskirts of Falmouth, approximately one mile from the town centre, harbourside and Swanpool Nature Reserve and beach. Local amenities are within easy reach, including Boslowick shops, a petrol station and an excellent ‘early till late’ Co-op, ideal as a convenient corner shop. Well-regarded schools including Mongleath (St Mary’s & St Francis), Marlborough School and Falmouth Community School and College are also nearby. A regular bus service operates close to the property, providing access into Falmouth and to Penmere Train Station, which offers rail links to Falmouth Docks, Penryn and Truro, with onward connections to Penzance, London Paddington and other principal cities. Falmouth is renowned for its beautiful period architecture, sailing waters and vibrant coastal lifestyle, offering an excellent range of restaurants, cafés, pubs, shops, festivals and leisure activities.