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" House-Hut Estate Agents present this lovely two bedroom end terraced property is located in a quiet cul-de-sac with stunning views to the rear over open farmland. Situated in a popular residential area within easy walking distance of the town centre and local facilities the property has off road parking together with additional communal visitors parking.

The accommodation comprises storm porch, entrance hall, living room with a lovely hand crafted local stone fireplace with coal effect gas fire and full height windows with French door to the garden affording views over the Somerset countryside. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and floor units, laminated worktops with inset sink and mixer tap. Free standing 4 burner gas cooker with gas oven and filter hood over. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing.  The main bedroom is to the rear with lovely views.  The second bedroom has a spacious airing cupboard housing the hot water tank and immersion heater.  The bathroom is stylishly appointed with a modern white suite comprising hand wash basin mounted on wood vanitiy unit with pillar tap.  Panel bath with chrome mixer tap and electric shower over.  Flush mounted WC and electric heated towel rail.  The front garden is open plan and laid to lawn. A side access path and gate lead to the fully enclosed rear garden. The garden is hard landscaped with a flagstone patio, ornamental gravel and lovely views over the countryside.  The property has night storage heaters, panel heaters and wood framed windows.  This property has an exceptional location and early viewing is recommended.

Entrance Hall



Living Room - 16' 6'' x 11' 9'' (5.04m x 3.59m)



Kitchen - 8' 2'' x 7' 11'' (2.49m x 2.42m)



Landing



Bedroom One - 13' 0'' x 11' 10'' (3.97m x 3.60m) max



Bedroom Two - 10' 7'' x 8' 8'' (3.23m x 2.65m) max



Bathroom - 7' 9'' x 4' 12'' (2.35m x 1.52m)

Services
Mains water and drainage, gas, electricity and telephone

Area
Frome is an attractive 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, and a railway station with direct mainline services to London. There is a Leisure Centre with swimming pool and the usual facilities. There are a number of good private schools nearby including All Hallows Prep School and Downside. Millfield, Wells Cathedral and Kings Bruton Schools are all within 30 minutes drive.the surrounding countryside offers lots of lovely walks and opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as walking, horse riding and fishing. 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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