Goulds Ground, Frome

Dropping away from the main footpath, a pedestrian lane leads to a small collection of early Victorian townhouses. The property opens up into the kitchen, large flag stones run underfoot and a farmhouse fitted dresser stretches to the full height of the room. Copper topped cabinets run along on the opposite side, whilst the open fireplace is set within a Bath stone surround. Leading towards the back of the house is the main living room, a bright room with access to the rear of the property. Wooden flooring and panelling elongate the room and a wood burning stove adds to the atmosphere during the cooler months. 

The first floor accommodates the first of the bedrooms, running the full width of the house, this room benefits from a huge integrated wardrobe and dual aspect views. A generously sized bathroom features a free-standing bath and matching traditional fittings. The space is white-washed to maximise the south-west facing light. 

Up to the top floor are two further double bedrooms, the smallest of which can easily accommodate a king-sized bed under the vaulted ceiling and exposed beams. The final bedroom is beautifully proportioned and has far-reaching views of the valley. 

The garden is separated briefly from the house by the pathway before heading up the steps to the green oasis. The lawn is surrounded by established shrubs and trees. At the end of the garden is Frome's most unique play house, cladded in Cedar and lined with ply, the top half lowers down to form a viewing platform. A traditionally built stone outbuilding offers plenty of practical uses and is charming in it's own right, currently used as workshop/utility, Solar panels provide electricity to the outhouse with excess sold to the grid. Adding to the appeal, a short walk from the property is the detached parking space and single garage, which is a real rarity. 

Goulds Ground is arguably one of Frome's most picturesque streets, discreetly holding some of the largest homes in the conservation area and always within walking distance of a meadow or a coffee shop. 

Frome is a historic market town, just under 13 miles from Bath and surrounded by beautiful countryside. The town has many amenities, including good schools, two theatres, a cinema and a station with rail links to Bath, Bristol and London Paddington. 

EPC C Council Tax Band B

Mains gas, electric, water and drainage. 

Freehold 

Agents Note: Please note the garden is separated from the house by a small path. The parking space and garage is located on Gould's Lane.