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" House-Hut Estate Agents present this lovely two bed property, believed to date back to around 1700 is located in the heart of Frome's conservation area and retains many original Features. Book your viewing now of this lovely home!

The property comprises living room with wood sash window, flagstone floor and exposed brick fireplace with wood burner stove. The delightful kitchen/diner has wood panelled walls separating it from the staircase, Rayburn gas fired stove, exposed wood and stone flooring, wood sash window, Neff dishwasher and inset porcelain sink. An inner hall leads to the stylish modern bathroom with Velux skylights creating a light and airy room and has a utility cupboard with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. On the upper floor are two good sized bedrooms with exposed wood floors and beams, ledge and brace doors and a Victorian style fireplace in bedroom one. In bedroom two is a cupboard housing an Alpha gas fired condensing boiler serving the central heating and providing hot water. There is a cellar accessed from the garden with restricted headroom. The rear garden is fully enclosed with random stone walling and fencing. It is laid with flagstones there is an apple tree and a garden shed. Early viewing is recommended of this beautiful home.


Living Room - 12' 5'' x 12' 0'' (3.80m x 3.67m)

Kitchen/Diner - 15' 2'' x 8' 9'' (4.63m x 2.69m)

Inner Hall

Bathroom - 13' 9'' x 4' 11'' (4.21m x 1.52m) max

Bedroom One - 12' 5'' x 12' 0'' (3.80m x 3.66m)

Bedroom Two - 15' 1'' x 8' 8'' (4.60m x 2.66m) max

Services
Mains water and drainage, gas, electricity and telephone.

Area
The property lies in the Conservation area of Frome, within 1/4 of the town centre. Frome is a pretty market town and recently voted one of the top six places to live in England by the Times newspaper It has a thriving town centre with many amenities, including a wide range of local and individual shops, a twice weekly market, banks, post office, two theatres, a number of music venues, a cinema, pubs and restaurants, a new local hospital, supermarkets, a number of schools and a railway station with direct mainline services to London. There is a Leisure Centre with swimming pool and the usual facilities. Located on the borders of Somerset and Wiltshire the surrounding countryside offers lots of lovely walks and opportunities for outdoor pursuits. The town has two golf courses and a football club. Nearby is the well renowned Longleat Estate, a number of national trust properties including Stourhead, and Babbington House Country Club. The stunning Georgian city of Bath lies approximately 15 miles distant, which is home to elegant buildings, amazing museums and ancient hot springs, offering a wealth of cultural experiences to enjoy. There are good road links to London and the South West via the A303, M4 and M5 all of which are in reasonable reach. Mainline rail connections to London are also provided from Bath and nearby Westbury and Bristol International airport is also just a 45 minute drive away.

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