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" No. 26 Vicarage Street is a Grade II listed period house full of character and retaining a wealth of period features to include open fireplaces, beautiful stone mullion windows, original timbers and a stone roof.

The property is well presented, spacious and offers extremely versatile accommodation arranged over 4 levels. On the ground floor there is a reception room which is currently used as a snug/dining room with wood burning stove, a kitchen/breakfast room with the original capped well as a feature and a conservatory overlooking the rear garden.

The first floor comprises master bedroom with en suite bathroom, 2 further bedrooms and the family bathroom. To the second floor is the main sitting room with feature fireplace with copper planished hood and window seats taking advantage of the pleasant views across the town,. On the third floor are 2 further bedrooms, one of which would be ideal as a home study area.

Externally the gardens are to the rear of the property and terraced with various levels of shrub and flower borders and contained by stone walling and fencing.

Situation
No. 26 Vicarage is situated close to the centre of the bustling market town of Frome with all its amenities to include cinema, local and national retail outlets and railway station providing direct access to Bath, Bradford on Avon, Bristol and London. Frome enjoys a thriving arts centre and is a magnet for shoppers within the area boasting as it does its famous market, quaint streets and not forgetting the renowned Babington House Country Club which is just a short drive from the town centre. Likewise country walks and rambles can be enjoyed around the vicinity of Frome towards the edge of the Longleat Estate.

The World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 15 miles distant and provides a full range of amenities and facilities to include; the Theatre Royal, Thermae Spa, many restaurants and wine bars and a main line railway station providing direct access to London Paddington (approximately 90 minutes), Bristol and South Wales.

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