Devoran Lane, Devoran, Truro, Cornwall, TR3

A PERIOD ATTACHED RESIDENCE ENJOYING CHARACTER FEATURES AND VIEWS OVER RESTRONGUET CREEK.

The Driffold enjoys both generous and versatile accommodation. The property is offered in good internal condition with renewed kitchens and bathrooms. The property retains much of its original charm with period features including stained glass windows and doors, a bay window in the sitting room, deep moulded skirting boards and a tessellated floor in the entrance hall. The current owners have added a wood burning stove to the sitting room as well as updating the kitchen and shower room.
In the basement there is a useful cellar which is currently used as a utility room.
Devoran itself is one of the most sought after villages in South Cornwall. The village enjoys a highly regarded school, village church and public house.

The Old Tramway that leads to Point provides a
popular area for walking and cycling while the creek,
boasting a wide variety of birdlife, provides a
launching area for rowing, sailing and canoeing. The
neighbouring villages of Mylor and Feock provides opportunity for sailing and other water activities which is not dependent on the tides. The historic Port of Falmouth is some 7.2 miles distant, with its deep-water harbour and marina. To the east of Devoran lies the Cathedral City of Truro approximately 4.6 miles distant. Truro enjoys a wide variety of facilities including well respected state and private schools with a good choice of shops and supermarkets. Truro mainline station providing rail access to London Paddington, a journey of approximately 4½ hours.