This delightful three-bedroom semi-detached family house is set back from the road in a peaceful residential cul de sac on the favoured Bath side of town.

From the front door you enter into a small lobby with cupboard and space to hang coats then into the hallway with a spacious lounge with plenty of room for relaxing after a busy day. Doors lead into the dining room, a great place for family dinners or for entertaining friends, with patio doors out into the garden. An archway takes you into the kitchen with wood shaker style units giving plenty of storage, an electric hob and oven and space for a family sized fridge freezer. A really useful utility cupboard in the kitchen has room for all your cleaning equipment as well as space for a tumble dryer.

A door from the kitchen leads out into the good sized garden with plenty of space to kick a football around with a patio area to take in the sun and enjoy a morning coffee or a crisp glass of wine at the end of the day. Part of the garage has been converted into a home gym but could have all sorts of other uses depending on your needs.

Upstairs, the main bedroom is a good size with double built in wardrobes, while bedroom two is another double with built in wardrobes and the third bedroom is a single. A family bathroom with useful storage cupboard built in completes the accommodation.

What this house has in abundance is potential. There is ample space to build a single or double storey extension should you need more space in the future which makes this house particularly interesting, offering the possibility of making it a forever home as your needs change.

Tankeys Close is a cul de sac in a great location, close to Frome College and the Leisure Centre. There is green space at the end where the children can play in the summer and there is a Tesco Express, Co-Op and convenience store with Post Office within walking distance. It is less than a mile from the town centre so within easy walking distance too.

Frome is a popular Somerset town which is regularly voted one of the best places to live in the South West. It is home to a very creative community of writers, artists and musicians with the music venue, The Cheese and Grain, having previous hosted a surprise gig by the Foo Fighters as well as Paul McCartney's pre-Glastonbury gig. It offers a variety of high street names and a large selection of independent shops and cafes, particularly on the iconic Catherine Hill. The town hosts a very popular independent market held on the first Sunday of every month between March and December and an Arts Festival in July. Frome was one of the first places in the country to have a Community Fridge where residents and shop owners can donate excess food to the community to prevent food waste and also set up the first Share Shop where you can borrow anything from a highchair to a garden strimmer for a small fee. There is a leisure centre with pool, several theatres, a train station with good links to London, Cardiff, Dorset and Devon and whatever your hobby or passion there is bound to be a club or society which will welcome you.