Keyford Terrace is a uniquely private road of mostly Georgian terraced townhouses, each of which has gone through various years of preservation to maintain the 19th Century elegance. A driveway buffers the front of the house to the lane and provides generous off-street parking for one large car. Moving through to the entrance hall, large flagstones line the way towards the back of the house, while the first reception room sits to the left. Morning sunlight bounces around the room’s muted tones, a wood burner set into the chimney breast, and built-in shelving stands on either side, providing accessible storage for firewood.

Stepping beyond into the heart of the home is “The Boot Room”, designed to accommodate all the colour of family life. Coats, boots, dog leads, and more can be removed and then neatly stored within the ample built-in storage. The space also offers a visual connection through to the kitchen.

The kitchen is the crowning glory of the property, thoughtfully designed to be as practical as it is beautiful. The cabinetry bears all the hallmarks of a high-quality DeVol kitchen, set against a backdrop of earthy, grounding colours and textures. A playful use of cement worktops and metallic open shelving runs parallel to the oversized kitchen island which houses the gas hob and provides dining seating at either end. Integrated ovens, a dishwasher, and bin storage are neatly fitted within the cabinetry, and a generous walk-in pantry sits to the side, offering potential for floor-to-ceiling shelving. Daylight drenches the rear of the house through a stretch of pitched glazed roofing, and along the side return is a stylish wet room with a waterfall shower, as well as a convenient utility room with space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, and cleaning storage. The garden room is a gorgeous sanctuary, perfect for enjoying garden views in every season.

The stairs lead up to the reconfigured first floor, where the generous primary bedroom stretches the full width of the house. Finished with seagrass carpeting, it easily accommodates a super king-sized bed. The second bedroom, known as “The Blue Room,” is smaller yet still practical and enjoys views across the garden. A large copper bathtub takes centre stage in the family bathroom, setting the tone for the warm terracotta hues that run from floor to finishes. On the top floor, the third bedroom is characterised by the stripped-back beams of the vaulted ceiling and is uniquely spacious for a room for a top floor bedroom.

A south-west facing garden is unusually large for the terrace and has been landscaped to make the most of the rambling vines and fruit trees. Two outbuildings have been finished in a contrasting black, this first is a wood-burning sauna and the second is a fully equipped home office or garden bedroom.  

Keyford is just a short walk to Victoria Park, Avanit School and the town center. The property is also within walking distance to Frome train station, an area which offers an eclectic mix of eateries. 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.

Council Tax Band C  EPC C 

Mains gas, electric, drainage and water are all connected. 

Freehold 

Grade II Listed