Properties in Frome

A beautifully presented 17th century Grade II listed town house located in the heart of the town centre, just a short stroll from Catherine Hill.

The property features flagstones, wooden floorboards, window seats and sash windows. The front entrance opens into a stunning open plan double reception room with original winding stairs rising to the first floor next to a large fireplace with a wood-burning stove.

A stunning and huge family home has come onto the market in Frome, complete with an outdoor swimming pool.

The five bedroomed home, is tucked away down a quiet lane on the outskirts of Frome. Packsaddle House, a 1960 built and extended modern home sitting within its own grounds. Occupying an elevated position surrounded by fields and enjoying far-reaching views towards Bath, the Bristol Channel and Wells, this highly desirable detached property offers comfortable living and excellent entertaining space.

Property of the week in Frome and this Grade II* listed house has an incredible Georgian shop frontage - the house was once an Apothecary.

Situated next to the historic Crown Inn, in the increasingly sought after area of Keyford with its friendly community and vibrant artistic scene.

A prominent iconic commercial space in Frome - being sold for redevelopment - has just had a price reduction. This seed and grain store has been in the same ownership for the last 52 years.

And yesterday after being on the market for nearly three months, it was reduced in price to £275,000.

New to the market in Frome a large family home, with off road parking for several cars.

The property was originally two individual cottages built in 1800's and has since been converted and extended into a four bedroom home on the corner of Culverhill and Lower Keyford. It is on the market for £675,000.

UPDATED : This property now has a SOLD sign on it.

The Frome property market continues to be busy, with a rare chance to buy in a terrace in the town.

New rules coming into force on the 1st July 2021 mean the way landlords check their tenants right to rent are changing.

Stuart Nash of Stuarts Residential, a local property management agent, commented: