Caxton Road, Frome, BA11

What the owner says about their home. 'I bought this house because it is so peaceful and in a great location, close to the town and the station. The spacious hallway leads to a light and airy open plan kitchen/dining/living area which has large windows facing South East to make the most of the early morning sun and enjoy the wonderful views out to open countryside.

A contemporary German matte white kitchen, finished with quartz worktops, is well designed to maximise storage space as well as having an electric oven and induction hob, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Flowing seamlessly into the lounge and dining area, it creates a perfect space for entertaining or unwinding at the end of the day.

The bedroom is a spacious double, and the floor-to-ceiling windows flood it with natural light. With ample room for bedroom furniture, you won't be stuck for storage space.

The generous bathroom has contemporary white sanitaryware finished off with chrome taps and towel rail and a shower over the bath.

Apartment 18 can be found at the end of the communal hallway, meaning you have no passing foot traffic and the security entry system gives added peace of mind. It also comes with one allocated parking space, with plentiful visitor spaces around the estate. With an EPC rating of B, the apartment is energy efficient, meaning lower running costs.

The Old Printworks is a very desirable development with a vibrant and friendly community. The annual Street Party is very popular and early viewings are recommended as flats of this quality rarely come on the market. It is walking distance to the town centre and the station.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Tenure: Leasehold. 997 years remaining

All mains services a connected.

Maintenance cost: £200.88 quarterly.

A peppercorn ground rent is also payable

THE LOCAL AREA

Frome is a popular Somerset town which is regularly voted one of the best places to live in the South West. It is home to a very creative community of writers, artists and musicians with the music venue, The Cheese and Grain, having previously hosted a surprise gig by the Foo Fighters as well as Paul McCartney's pre-Glastonbury gig. It offers a variety of high street names and a large selection of independent shops and cafes, particularly on the iconic Catherine Hill. The town hosts a very popular independent market held on the first Sunday of every month between March and December and an Arts Festival in July. Frome was one of the first places in the country to have a Community Fridge where residents and shop owners can donate excess food to the community to prevent food waste. There is a leisure centre with pool, several theatres, the Westway Cinema where you can enjoy the latest films for just £4, a train station with good links to London, Cardiff, Dorset and Devon and whatever your hobby or passion there is bound to be a club or society which will welcome you.