Terraced house for sale in Frome BA11, 3 Bedroom

Interact with the virtual reality tour and call Forest Marble to book your viewing of this fine example of what a character property in the heart of Frome's conservation area should look like. From the front door to the master bedroom and en-suite this home is displayed in stunning condition and offers you the perfect location along with large rooms and practical living space. Character features, including sash windows and wooden flooring, are in abundance and you will be surprised by the additional storage and workshop space that is offered to you by the cellar which has been partly converted to create usable and easily accessible space within the house. Open aspects to the front and rear allow plenty of natural light in to the home and courtyard garden.

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Situation

Situated in the heart of the Mendips, Frome is one of Somerset's finest artisan towns and boasts an inclusive community spirit and a reputation as a centre for arts and crafts. It hosts a diverse annual Festival each July and an artisan market every first Sunday each month. The town's station offers a direct service to London Waterloo, and local towns and cities, including Bath, Bristol and Salisbury, and connections via local feeder stations into Paddington. Situated in a popular location in what is known locally as the 'Artisan's Quarter' it provides easy access to all of the facilities that the town has to offer. An enjoyable five minute stroll through historic Sheppards Barton and down the cobbled Catherine Hill, its boutique shops, restaurants and coffee bars, takes you to the centre of town. A five minute walk in the opposite direction up Wine Street and Park Road takes you to the gates of the Steiner Academy and Victoria Park. A short jaunt to the edge of town offers a theatre, sports and social club, rugby and football clubs. Further afield, the beautiful village of Mells is only 10 minutes' drive away, Babington 15 minutes and the City of Bath 30 minutes.

Entrance Hall

The first thing you will take note of on entering this property is how the hallway really gives you a functional space as well as being aesthetically beautiful thanks to wooden flooring and period features which run throughout. From here stairs climb to the first floor and the main sitting room is found on your right hand side. You also have access from here to the cellar steps.

Sitting Room (12' 3'' x 13' 10'' (max) (3.73m x 4.21m))

A classically styled room, decorated in a manor sympathetic to the age of the property, but with a contemporary and bright feel. Again you will enjoy wooden floors that compliment the tiled hearth in front of the feature fireplace.

Kitchen (11' 7'' x 10' 8'' (3.53m x 3.25m))

Sat in the middle of the ground floor accommodation this kitchen benefits from modern fitted high and low level units and fitted wood block work surfaces which are interrupted by the Belfast style sink that overlooks the rear courtyard garden. The room is big enough to house the wooden dining table, over which many an evening meal will have been enjoyed with family and friends. A big multi cavity oven with six burner stove sits in the recess of the original fireplace and there is space for your dish washer and fridge freezer.

Rear Lobby

From here you have access to the cloakroom and the shower room as well as rear door to the courtyard garden. A utility cupboard provides storage and plumbing for your washing machine and tumble dryer.

WC And Shower Room

Separate cloak room with low level WC and wash hand basin, and shower room comprising of shower cubicle and wash hand basin complete the ground floor space. In the shower room you will find some fitted storage.

Cellar

In the absence of a garage which would indeed be a rare commodity in this part of Frome, or indeed with this style of property, you will find this cellar space invaluable as both a storage area and workshop space. Having been partially dry lined this is a functional room that is easily accessed from the ground floor hallway.

First Floor Landing

Enjoy the Victorian rooftop views through sash window as you ascend the stairs to the landing. Two double bedrooms are found here and stairs climb onward to the master bedroom.

Bedroom Two (12' 3'' x 14' 10'' (max) (3.73m x 4.52m))

A tremendously sized double bedroom with period style feature fireplace and two sash windows which flood the room with natural light. Also benefiting from built in storage.

Bedroom Three (11' 6'' x 10' 7'' (max) (3.50m x 3.22m))

Comfortably large enough for double bed and bedroom furniture, boasting feature fireplace and green views out to the rear.

Bedroom One And En-Suite (13' 9'' x 14' 4'' (max) (4.19m x 4.37m))

A rare find in a property of this age and character is a master bedroom of this size and in this condition. The top floor of the house is light and airy and immaculately presented. The main room is the perfect place to enjoy a good night's rest, with the modern and stylish en-suite just next door. The en-suite benefits from bath tub with shower over, low level WC and wash hand basin. There is under eaves storage along with a big walk in cupboard to one end of the room. Velux windows provide natural light and ventilation.

Courtyard Garden

A small but perfectly formed courtyard garden which has hard standing space and a raised deck seating area. Although compact there is nonetheless plenty of room for gardening enthusiasts to have pot plants or similar. Whilst the less green fingered can sit and enjoy warm evenings over a glass of wine.