• Flexible Accommodation +
• Split-Level Reception Room +
• Family Room +
• Re-fitted Bathrooms +
• Enclosed Garden +
• Extensive Parking +

An open plan hall leads you to a bright and spacious split level dining and reception room and direct access to the kitchen at the rear. Beneath the stairs is a recently re-fitted cloakroom in addition to built in storage cupboards. The reception room has a stone recessed fireplace with gas point and has bi-fold doors out to a conservatory. This triple aspect fully glazed room has a door out to the garden terrace. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of hand painted cabinets and granite tops. New integrated appliances include induction hob, two fan ovens. A tiled floor then continues into a similarly fitted utility room with access to the boiler and a door to the garden. A pair of pocket doors lead from the kitchen into a superb dual aspect family room with patio doors to the side garden. The first floor landing has access to four well proportioned bedrooms and a boarded loft. The three largest bedrooms each have built-in wardrobes with the main bedroom having a recently fitted en-suite shower room with 'his & her' basins and fitted cabinetry. The family bathroom has been equally well fitted with matching suite and tiling, Amtico floors and Quartz tops.

Outside

There is ample parking on the frontage of the house with side access to an enclosed garden. With terracing and lawn bound by mature shrubs and screening, there is a good level of privacy on offer and a sunny aspect. Storage sheds lie to both sides of the house for garden equipment and bicycles. Outdoor mains power is located to the side with a direct 32amp external feed to the back. An outside water tap is situated to the rear of the house.

Situation

The historic village of Beckington is situated some 12 miles south of the city of Bath and just 4 miles from the popular market town of Frome. The house is an easy walk to the doctors surgery, the award winning Mes Amis cafe, two excellent pubs, White Row farm shop and a M&S food hall at the 24 hour petrol station. Goose Street typifies the character and charm of the villages heritage and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The thriving community also includes; pre and primary schools, village hall, cricket pitch and numerous clubs and associations. The village also benefits from a regular bus service to Bath, Frome and Trowbridge with railway stations nearby at Frome, Bradford on Avon and Westbury the latter being a mainline station with direct access to London Padding and Waterloo. With the A36 giving access to the north, south and west, this could not be a better setting for a family to make their home.