Period end-terrace cottage in Frome conservation area
Large living room with inglenook fireplace and wood-burning stove
Two double bedrooms across three floors; top floor has exposed A-frame
Pretty town garden with patio and elevated deck; small plot
Stone walls likely uninsulated; improvements may be needed
Double glazing installed before 2002; check thermal performance
Freehold with very low council tax and fast broadband
Local area shows higher deprivation and above-average crime rates
Tucked down a quiet no-through road in Frome’s conservation area, this end-terrace period cottage offers characterful starter-home living moments from shops, cafés and transport links. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and includes a large living room with an impressive inglenook fireplace and wood-burning stove, plus two double bedrooms — the top-floor room showing a partially exposed A-frame.
Outside, a pretty town garden with patio and an elevated decked area provides a private spot to relax; the small plot is low-maintenance but limited for extensive landscaping. The house retains many original features — exposed beams, traditional stonework and parquet — but also shows where practical updates may be needed, for example assumed uninsulated solid stone walls and double glazing installed before 2002.
This property will suit a buyer seeking a character cottage in the heart of Frome who is prepared to carry out sympathetic improvements (insulation, service checks, possible cosmetic updating). It is offered freehold with very low council tax, good broadband and excellent mobile signal. Note: interested parties should independently verify the condition of services, heating and electrics.