The property is tucked away in a no-through road and accessed via a traditional flag stone courtyard where upon a secluded pedestrian gate gives access to the property and one other. As you enter the house from the garden, you are greeted with a good sized open plan living area with traditional inglenook and wood burning stove. The wood burner is so efficient it heats the entire house in the winter. The kitchen diner is made with bespoke whole piece 100 year old English oak wood work tops along with a range of fitted units and shelves for ample storage. There is a Belfast sink in the kitchen with a reverse osmosis filter installed for pure drinking water as well as a dishwasher. A staircase with handy storage features including stair drawers and an extra freezer leads up to the first floor.

On the first floor a landing gives access to two light and colourful bedrooms which are shielded from EMF's. Also on the first floor is the family bathroom complete with laundry area including washing machine and tumble dryer. On the second floor there is a large loft room used as a bedroom with original beams and exposed stone wall and chimney breast and velux windows letting in plenty of sunshine. The house boasts solid oak flooring throughout. 

Outside the property boasts a pretty cottage style garden beautifully planted with medicinal herbs, shrubs, trees and flowers. In the garden there is provisions for log storage. There is also a small tool shed. There are two well designed outdoor office spaces in the garden which are fully equipped with electricity, insulation, and roof gardens. The larger office with stone floor has a very large window overlooking the garden as well as a large skylight making it a bright and airy space to work in. It is situated at the entrance of the property and is currently used as a treatment room due to its ease of receiving people without disturbing the home life of the property. The smaller office has a large solid oak desk and is even complete with ethernet cable making it perfect for online work.

Just around the corner there is a community garden space in which the current owners rent an allotment space, the area is child friendly and has a lovely community feel. The house is unlisted and dates back to the 1600's, with the three terraced houses being previously joined to make up the Keyford coach house. Keyford is in an enviable location within walking distance to the independent shops, cafes and restaurants of Catherine Hill and the town beyond. Keyford is also within walking distance to Frome train station which now offers an eclectic mix of eateries and an art gallery. 

EPC - C, Council tax - B Mains drainage, Main gas and Mains water

Please note - there is a right of way to a neighbouring property at the front of the cottage.