Keyford, Frome, BA11

14 Keyford is an attractive and period home positioned in a popular part of Frome within a short walk of the Town Centre, the Train Station and Victoria Park.

The front door opens into a good size entrance hall welcoming you into the home.

To the front of the house is a naturally light living room with attractive wooden floorboards running under foot, a large sash window to the front and an open fireplace taking centre stage.

In the centre of the house there is a well proportioned dining room with stunning flagstone flooring, a secondary fireplace, views across the rear gardens and good access into the kitchen, an excellent arrangement for entertaining and family living.

The kitchen is a dual aspect space with a range of wall and base units that are topped with solid wood worktops with integrated and space for appliances. From the kitchen a door leads into the gardens.

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms (complete with original fireplaces) and a family bathroom. Both bedrooms enjoy beautiful exposed wooden floorboards. The front bedroom is an excellent size and the bedroom to the rear looks across the extensive back gardens and across the rooftops of the conservation area beyond.

On the second floor there is a large bedroom with further exposed wooden floorboards and a well appointed en-suite shower room.

To the front of the house is a pretty, enclosed and small garden space laid to stone chippings. The gardens to the rear are an excellent size and have been beautifully landscaped and cared for. Immediate to the rear, accessed from a door from the kitchen, there is a patio/seating area, an excellent arrangement for al-fresco dining. A shallow set of red brick steps lead up to an extensive level lawn decorated by a variety of plants and shrubs. There is also a timber shed.

Frome is a historic and architecturally impressive Town renowned for its atmospheric streets, quirky independent shops, cafés, galleries, and performing arts. Regularly featured in 'Best Place To…' lists, Frome is now famous for its monthly Independent Market, vibrant community action, and the surprise performances of international stars at the Cheese & Grain.

Babington House, the private members' club, with its swimming pools, tennis courts, gym, bars and restaurant is only a short drive away (approximately 10 minutes); and the Hauser & Wirth Gallery in Bruton and The Newt are also both within easy reach.

Connections in the area are excellent with the A37 and A303 (M3) not far away, providing access to the wider motorway network. Frome, Westbury and Warminster stations all provide regular rail services to London Paddington and London Waterloo.