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For more information on the types of property found in Truro and the surrounding area, and issues encountered by customers looking to release equity from their homes, then please contact us.
Truro is a city located in Cornwall, England. It serves as the administrative centre of Cornwall and is known for its historic architecture, including the impressive Truro Cathedral.
Here, you can discover important aspects of the housing market in Truro, along with the possible difficulties one may encounter when considering equity release from properties within the city and its surrounding countryside.
Truro features a range of historic properties, including Georgian and Victorian houses. The city’s historic character is reflected in its architecture, with charming period buildings often found in the city centre.
Like many urban areas, Truro has experienced new housing developments on its outskirts. These developments may include modern apartments, townhouses, and other contemporary housing options.
Cornwall’s unique landscape means that some properties in and around Truro might be in more rural or semi-rural settings.
Cornwall’s architectural style often includes cottage-like buildings with stone or cob walls, thatched roofs, and other traditional features. Houses in many of the villages around Truro may include such properties.
Truro’s housing options encompass a variety of property types, from detached and semi-detached houses to flats, apartments, and cottages.
If you are looking for equity release advice on property in Truro, even if you have previously been refused a loan, then please contact us for help and advice.
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* This is an indicative figure only and the actual amount you could borrow will depend on your individual circumstances. The minimum amount you could borrow is £10,000. The maximum release amount assumes you have no secured borrowing against the property. If you have secured borrowing against the property then this must be repaid in full using the amount released (if available), by other means or a combination of the two.
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