House For Sale £299,950
DESCRIPTION
A delight to discover! This deceptively large semi-detached home dating from the early twentieth century has much to offer the growing family. Recently refurbished by the current owner viewers will be greeted by the soft warm of brand new carpets, an elegant fitted kitchen bathroom and en-suite to the master. Freshly painted throughout the property is spread over three storeys and has four bedrooms and two separate reception rooms. Outside there is a generously sized driveway and gate to a fenced garden comprising of a lawn and separate seating area a discreet trellised pathway between provides access to and from the neighbouring property. Offered with no onward chain appointments to view can be booked with the agent. Council Tax Band C
LOCATION
Mentioned in the Doomesday Book as 'Colford' in 1086, Coleford is steeped in the history of the Somerset Coalfields (closed in 1927). This quiet village is located in the heart of the Mendips and approximately six miles from the picturesque market town of Frome and commuting distance of both Bath and Bristol. Further communication links are within convenient and easy reach with mainline railway stations at Frome and nearby Westbury and air travel from Bristol International Airport. The village offers two public houses, a pharmacy, convenience store, a fish & chip shop and there is also a fine parish church. The village is surrounded by pleasant countryside with walks aplenty. The Miners Ponds Course fishing lake offers day and night fishing tickets throughout the year. The village is also within 3 miles of Orchardleigh and the renowned Babington house private members club Frome is an historic market town with many notable buildings and features the highest number of listed buildings in Somerset. Frome offers a range of shopping facilities, a sports centre, several cafés, a choice of pubs, local junior, middle and senior schools, several theatres and a cinema. There are excellent state schools in the area and independent schools include Downside, All Hallows, Millfield, Wells Cathedral and the Bath and Bristol schools.
