This family home offers generously sized living accommodation, period features throughout, and secure, private off street parking.

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Entering through the front door, into the porch, you come into a large reception room, complimented by two log burners and dual aspect sash windows. At the end of the room is access to a handy study, which continues into the rear private courtyard.

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Downstairs, in the lower level is another large, open plan kitchen/breakfast area, with modern, built in appliances, and a further two working log burners. Towards the rear is access to a WC and the lower level rear courtyard.

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On the first floor is the family bathroom, with more than enough room for a large shower and an attractive period roll top bath. Also on this floor are two of the four bedrooms. The second floor provides the remaining two, one having the advantage of an en suite.

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Outside, the rear courtyard allows more than enough room to park a car, secured with double gates at the end of the courtyard.

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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. 

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