Properties in Frome

This two bed property is in a sought after cul de sac location in Frome.

While it is a modern terraced home, it is surprisingly spacious and has a garden, garage and parking,

This detached Frome family home with separate detached two bedroom bungalow, sat behind an electric gate with a brilliant location close to both the train station and the town centre.

Available with no onward chain, the opportunity to acquire a property of this nature - ideal for multi generational living or perhaps even offering an income stream - is rare, so this is certainly not a property to be missed.

The Old Vicarage is an eight bedroomed stunning home and all agree it is one of the most significant properties in Frome. Dating back to 1744 with later alterations, and built for Rev. Lionel Seaman, the house is constructed of ashlar stone with hipped stone roof and is strikingly beautiful with wonderful symmetry.

The accommodation now over floor floors but was originally built as a two storey house with a basement and attic, Throughout the home there are wonderful period decorative features, including original fireplaces, panelled doors, sash windows and ornate ceiling mouldings. Both the drawing room and kitchen overlook the beautifully landscaped garden and the kitchen provides stepped access in to the formal garden.

It is not often you can get your hands on one of these... a garage in Frome.

It may need a lick of paint but this freehold single garage in Frome is ideal if you need storage space for a car, motorbike or just general items for business or personal. 

A beautiful, extended four bedroom family Edwardian house up for sale in this prime area.

Two principal reception rooms in addition to a large kitchen/dining/family room

This amazing property is on Gentle Street the scene of many films and shows with its cobbled incline right out of the history books.

Formally a Victorian Drill Hall for the Frome Rifle Volunteers, this Grade II listed property has now been converted into the most stunning and unique home with a real converted warehouse feel. 

This four bedroomed home has been extended and remodelled with an excellent EPC rating and has a two zone Gas heating system. The temperature upstairs and downstairs can be controlled separately. There are TVRs on all the radiators and as you would expect it has both cavity wall and an abundance of thermal insulation in the roof and eaves. The owners have made every effort to make sure this is an economical house to run and a comfortable home to live in.

The kitchen is another fantastic space with engineered oak flooring. There is space for a freestanding or fitted island. There is plenty of storage space, with a range of wall and base units throughout. There is a larder cupboard with very convenient pull-out shelves, and a walk-in pantry with an automatic light. There is sufficient space to house small appliances such as a microwave. The integrated appliances include an induction hob with overhead extractor fan, dishwasher and an eye level double oven. There is ample space for a large freestanding fridge/freezer. There is access to a separate Dining room via a wide oak doorway, this could be made completely separate by the addition of double doors. The Dining Room has a glass sliding door which opens onto a shady pergola. The kitchen benefits from a Peninsula breakfast bar which has space for four seats.

The house is Grade Il listed and was built in the 1830s of Bath stone, in the Gothic revival style. Interestingly, part of the front façade of the house has a Tudor arch head.

Set in about 2.81 acres, the property enjoys privacy and impressive, far-reaching views across the Frome Valley.

Many Frome residents will not even have spotted Millstream Coach House, but this week's Property of the Week is in one of the town's best addressses.

The five bedroomed former Victorian Coach House is a detached and spacious property, close to the town centre, but tucked away.