This well-presented Victorian property, having attractive brick elevations, occupies a convenient and highly sought-after position within the county town of Dorchester. Close to the River Frome, this delightful property is ideally placed for riverside walks and nearby leisure pursuits. The property successfully blends period character with practical, well-balanced accommodation, making it well suited to modern town living.

The front door is set beneath a pleasing tiled canopy and in true cottage style, opens directly into a welcoming open plan SITTING/DINING ROOM. This generous double-aspect space runs the full length of the original property, having been opened up from two former reception rooms, and enjoys an excellent sense of light and proportion.

The SITTING AREA is centred around a wood burning stove, and is a perfect cosy spot for those cooler evenings. Thoughtful storage has been incorporated, with a useful cupboard positioned alongside the stove and an additional storage cupboard beneath the stairs. A door from the sitting room provides direct access to the rear garden.

The DINING AREA is positioned to the front of the property and comfortably accommodates a sizeable table, offering an ideal space for both everyday dining and entertaining. The layout allows for a clear distinction between living and dining areas while retaining a natural flow throughout the ground floor.

The KITCHEN, located at the rear of the property, is fitted with a range of bespoke wall and floor mounted units, complemented by solid timber work surfaces. Integrated appliances include a five-ring gas hob with extractor hood above and a gas oven and grill. The sink with mixer tap is positioned beneath a window, and there is space for a fridge freezer along with space and plumbing for a washing machine.

From the kitchen, a door leads to an inner hallway which gives access to additional storage, the outside and the ground floor FAMILY BATHROOM. The bathroom is fitted with a P-shaped bath with a wall-mounted mixer shower and fitted screen, a wash hand basin set within storage cabinetry and a W.C., with a cupboard housing the gas-fired boiler.

Stairs rise from the sitting room to the first floor, where there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms.

The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM, positioned to the front, features an ornamental fireplace, and offers space for further bedroom furniture, enjoying an outlook towards the River Frome. BEDROOM TWO is situated to the rear and also provides space for further furniture and benefits from access to the loft.

Outside
The rear garden is accessed both directly from the sitting room and the inner hallway. Alongside the house, a walkway with planted pots leads to steps rising to a raised decked area which forms the principal outdoor space. This area is well suited to seating and alfresco dining, offering a practical and pleasant setting for outdoor use.

The garden enjoys a south-facing aspect and is fully enclosed. Positioned to the rear of the decked area is a large timber shed with double doors, providing useful storage for garden furniture, bicycles or general household items.

Overall, the garden offers a functional and well-arranged outdoor space that complements the accommodation and layout of the property. Residents permit parking available.

Location
One of the main attractions to living in Frome Terrace are the beautiful riverside walks right on your doorstep, offering a peaceful setting while remaining firmly within the heart of the county town. The location provides an excellent balance of tranquillity and convenience, with Dorchester town centre easily accessible on foot.

Dorchester offers a wide range of amenities including mainline rail links to London Waterloo, a county hospital, cinema, arts centre, museums and highly regarded schools, along with a varied selection of independent shops, cafés, eateries and bars. Shopping options include the town centre, the popular weekly market, Brewery Square and nearby Poundbury.

For those who enjoy an active lifestyle, sporting facilities include golf at Came Down and sailing at Weymouth and Portland. The Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site lies just a short drive away, providing a spectacular coastline and endless opportunities for walking and exploration, all set against Dorset’s beautiful countryside backdrop.

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