An impressive three-storey late Victorian semi-detached home,  beautifully presented and thoughtfully enhanced to combine period elegance with modern family living. Approached via a winding pathway through a generous, walled front garden laid predominantly to lawn, the attractive stone façade immediately sets the tone. A gate provides access back onto the road, while the positioning of the house affords a pleasing sense of privacy and arrival.

The front door opens into a striking and welcoming hallway, where chequerboard flooring makes a bold first impression. The house retains a wealth of original features synonymous with its Victorian heritage, including servant’s bells, dado rails, wooden flooring and charming bay window seating, all seamlessly blended with contemporary comforts. From the hallway, the family room sits to the front of the property, enjoying large windows and a pleasant outlook across the front garden. Behind, the elegant sitting and dining room provides a wonderful space for both entertaining and everyday living, featuring two impressive fireplaces and a large bay window. There is ample room for a substantial formal dining table alongside comfortable sofa seating, creating a versatile and inviting reception space. To the rear of the home lies the kitchen, fitted with stone worktops, classic shaker-style cabinetry and integrated appliances. This flows beautifully into the newly built garden room, drenched in natural light from two skylights and opening via bifold doors onto the rear garden, perfectly connecting indoor and outdoor living. Completing the ground floor is a downstairs WC and access to a useful workshop.

The first floor offers a superb master bedroom, complete with an original fireplace, en-suite shower room and a separate dressing room. A further large double bedroom also benefits from a feature fireplace and a south-facing window. The family bathroom is well appointed with an over-bath shower and enjoys an abundance of natural light from a large skylight. Accessed through the bathroom is an additional single bedroom or study, with dual-aspect windows making it an ideal flexible space. On the top floor is a generous bedroom with eaves storage, a large cupboard and an en-suite shower room, providing an excellent guest suite or private retreat.

Externally, the property benefits from driveway parking for multiple vehicles and an exceptionally large rear garden for a townhouse, offering both space and privacy. The plot size is approx. 0.28 of an acre with a large level lawn decorated with trees and a choice of seating areas. The home is tastefully decorated throughout and ready to move into. Homes of this calibre, combining space, character and finish in such a convenient and impressive form, are rarely available.

The house is a short walk from the town centre and its many independent cafés and boutique shops, including Rye Bakery, Projects Frome, Moo and Two, Frome Hardware, Little Walcot and Frome Reclamation Yard. Frome’s popularity has surged in recent years; the town is routinely named one of the best places to live in the UK, thanks to its thriving cultural scene, historic architecture, and beautiful surrounding countryside. The Frome Independent, a monthly market showcasing local artisans and food producers, has helped put Frome on the map, attracting over 80,000 visitors annually.

Transport links are also very good. A mainline railway service runs direct services from Frome to London Paddington, with a journey time of around 86 minutes. Access to the national motorway network is via the A303 (M3) and Bristol Airport is less than 30 miles away.