Heath Drive, Frome
Guide Price £290,000
This property boasts a large reception room with window overlooking the front aspect. This generous room gives access to both the kitchen and separate dining room. The kitchen itself has floor and base units along with worktop surfaces and some built in appliances. There is space for a tall fridge/freezer.
The master bedroom is a decent size with freestanding cupboards/wardrobes - these will be part of the sale. A window overlooks the conservatory to the rear. Bedroom two offers access into the added conservatory with a double glazed door. The conservatory is a good size filled with light - heating has been added via the gas central heating system. Doors lead to the south facing rear garden.
Outside: Both the front and rear gardens are laid to low maintenance paving and are nicely enclosed by panelled fencing. A side gate leads from the front to the back. Garden shed included. The single garage with up and over door is located a short walk away (opposite the bungalow) and is in a block of four. Parking is in front of the garage (green door).
Services: The property is connected to mains electricity, drainage, water and gas. Heating via a recently installed gas central heating system and radiators. Council Tax Band - C. EPC Rating - D. Tenure - Freehold.Conservatory
Frome
Fact: Frome has 14 huge tunnels underground that connect the town, known as ‘mystery tunnels’ as no one knows who built them!
Frome is a charming historic market town, with a wealth of historic architecture and a thriving performing arts scene. The town began as a Saxon Village. The name Frome is believed to come from a Celtic river named Fram, meaning brisk or fair. The history of Frome begins in the 7th century with a monastery being founded there, where a settlement soon grew. By the time of the doomsday book (1086), Frome had grown into a thriving little town, with an estimated population of 600.
