A beautiful double fronted Victorian stone cottage tucked away on a quiet lane in the village of Rode. The property is full of character and charm and is deceptively spacious. On the ground floor, there are two reception rooms, both with dual aspect windows and the living room has french doors opening out to the garden. There are fireplaces in both rooms, one with a woodburning stove and the other could be adapted to work very easily if desired. Engineered oak floors lead through to the kitchen which is fitted with base and wall cupboards, an integrated dishwasher and a Smeg range cooker (available by separate negotiation.) On the first floor there are two double bedrooms which both have windows overlooking Lower Street, one with an ensuite shower room. There is a single bedroom/study which over looks the garden and a bathroom with white suite. On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms in the eaves, a shower room and plenty of built in cupboards. Externally there is a front gravelled area with cast iron railings, perfect for displaying pots and there is a rear garden which has been professionally landscaped with a blend of stone and brick walling, flowerbeds and access to a carport, which has parking for two cars and a wall mounted EV charging point. The village of Rode benefits from a it’s very own chocolate shop, local friendly pub, riverside restaurant, primary school, post office, shop, and cafe as well as a village hall with a large play area. There are many footpaths with wonderful walks through glorious surrounding countryside.

Frome which under 6 miles away from Rode and is on the doorstep of many exciting venues; the exclusive Babington House is located 6 miles from Frome. Hauser and Wirth – garden and gallery and Roth Bar restaurant is 10 miles away, with Bruton high street to wander around too. Lastly The Newt is 13 miles away from Frome, which is an awarding winning hotel with internationally known gardens with restaurants. The city of Bath has a wealth of history to enjoy as well as many shops, restaurants, and bars. The smaller villages of Nunney and Mells are also worth visiting, enjoying the country pubs and walks they have to offer.

Council Tax Band -E EPC - B, Services - Mains electricity, Mains gas, Mains water, Mains drainage.