Set on the edge of the popular Edmund Park development, this gorgeous house is presented in immaculate condition throughout. But really, its all about the views. Imagine waking up every day to rolling hills as far as the eye can see and with its west facing aspect the sunsets will be spectacular.

After you've stopped to take in the view, you step into a lovely hallway off which are the expansive kitchen/diner with utility room and two reception rooms which both face out to the front. Remember those views!

What the owners love about their house: 'We have enjoyed many family meals outside under our pergola, often including ingredients picked from our own vegetable patch. We love being close to nature and have a hedgehog that nests in our garden to rear its young. It's nice to know that they go roaming around the estate at night and return here early in the morning.'

The kitchen/diner has everything you want, from the quartz-topped breakfast bar to the spacious dining area. with patio doors out into the garden. The kitchen has a gas hob, electric oven and integrated dishwasher and more than ample cupboards and drawers. A perfect space for entertaining or family meals. The utility room, with sink, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer, is a real bonus and has a cloakroom off it as well as a door out to the garden. Perfect if you have to deal with muddy paws or wellies.

The lounge is cosy but bright and a lovely place to watch the sun go down over the hills while the second reception room could double as a snug, TV room, playroom or home office (as long as you don't get too distracted by the views).

Upstairs, the spacious principle bedroom overlooks the garden and has an ensuite shower room while the other two double bedrooms and large single share the family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Perfect for a growing family or for when you have friends to stay.

Outside is a larger-than-average garden with raised vegetable beds, a large patio area, and a wooden gazebo with a grapevine growing through it. This gives you shade from the summer sun and shelter from spring showers, enabling you to use it all year round. There are also espaliered pear trees along the rear fence.

Steps at the side of the house lead to the garage and driveway which has parking for 2 cars as well as an EV charger.

This is a really lovely home, presented in turnkey condition. Just bring your furniture. An abundance of windows provide plenty of natural light giving it an airy and sunny feel. While it makes a lovely family home it is also ideal for downsizers who don't want to compromise on space. Viewing is a must!

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax band: E
Broadband: FFTP
All mains services connected

Please see the Key Facts for Buyers report for all the material information you require on this property.

Edmund Park is a popular development on the eastern side of Frome with an Asda superstore and petrol station within walking distance - although you may want to take your car if you need petrol! It has cycle paths, a children’s play area and easy access to the surrounding countryside for walking and cycling. It borders the River Frome and there are plans underway to create a picnic area on the river bank. There is a community space which is used for a variety of pop up events throughout the year and a bridge which will link the development to the train station on the other side of the river is planned.

At the entrance to Edmund Park is a wildlife sanctuary which is home to our resident beaver and otter population. A lovely walk along the river Frome and through Rodden Meadow will take you right into the centre of the town in 15 to 20 minutes and the Rye Bakery, which sells the best cardamon buns in the Western Hemisphere is less than 10 minutes' walk. Its also right by the station so I should probably mention that too. Check out the interactive 'Key Facts for Buyers' (Virtual Tour 2) for everything you want to know about the local area.
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 last year. 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.