Properties in Frome

This is a rare buy, and if you love horses, an amazing opportunity to acquire somewhere with an already well-established equine set up. This six bedroomed home has equestrian facilities, including stabling for 14 horses, two tack rooms, two large barns, a sand school and a horse walker. 

Set in 23 acres, the main home is a substantial four bedroomed detached farmhouse with five reception rooms and, a large kitchen/breakfast room and two bathrooms. There are then two annexes, one consisting of a kitchen, large bedroom, bathroom with tub and shower, and conservatory; the second an open plan kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.

Argyll House is a truly stunning, and characterful, Georgian Grade II listed property next door to St John's.

Built in 1768 it was once the home of the Dowager Duchess of Argyle and has over 3000 square feet of living space, parking and an integrated annexe which you could rent out.

Property of the week this week, a four-bedroom family home, set over three floors in the popular Locks Hill of Frome.

The home has smart radiators throughout and potential to put in an outbuilding on a huge amount of space to the rear.

Want to live right in the heart of Frome ?

This ground floor maisonette forms part of this attractive building close to the top of the ever popular Catherine Hill.

Calling all parents.

This lovely family home on  Oakfield Road close to Trinity, Critchill and Oakfield, along with Avanti Park School, is the perfect place for children.

How many bandages and splints have been fixed here over the years?

Frome's Grade II listed, former St John Ambulance training centre is up for sale. The building, which is on the corner of Bath Street and Palmer is huge, covering a total of over 3,300 square feet.

Are you looking for a one bed easy simple to buy flat close to Frome train station?

Then this ground floor apartment could be just the ticket.

Agents in Frome hope to tempt you with The Old Presbytery - one of the most beautiful homes in the town.

Set along the West End, the property is both secluded and central and from the top floors has views across to Cley Hill.

It certainly needs some work.

This home on Stony Street in Frome has been left untouched for ten years so it will need a complete overhaul to turn it into a habitable one bed.

This charming period cottage is situated within easy reach of the town centre and has been renovated throughout.

Unlike many similar homes of this type in Frome, which only have a courtyard, this has a good size garden with a stone built shed. Also highly unusual for this type of property, and a real bonus, is the private parking space directly to the rear of the garden.