Properties in Frome

Nestled within the coveted town of Bruton, this enchanting Grade II listed mid-terrace property epitomises timeless charm and modern sophistication.

The residence enjoys a prime location at the heart of this sought-after locale, boasting a delightful communal rear garden (shared with 35A) and one allocated parking space.

Dating back to 1920s but lovingly extended and refurbished over the last 12 years by the current owners, Sandfields is a delight at all times of the day.

From breathtaking sunrises to stunning sunsets, the home is perfectly set to enjoy unbridled views.

Frome's rental landscape has undergone significant changes in the past decade, and understanding these shifts is crucial for any astute landlord.

To illuminate these trends, I have created an insightful heat map that vividly depicts the evolution of average rental prices across Frome over the last 10 years.

Property gems like this don't come to market very often.

They are even more infrequent onto the market in Bruton and the fact that this stunning three bedroomed home is in the heart of the town and being sold with no onward chain, is remarkable.

In a recent financial turn, Frome residents are experiencing a wave of relief as mortgage rates across the UK take a surprising dip. This reduction, led by major lenders, signals a potential opportunity for the Frome housing market, directly affecting homeowners, landlords and first-time buyers in the town.

Rivendell Sales & Lettings delve into what this means for the local market, weighing up both the opportunities and the need for realistic expectations.

Rivendell Estates explains

When embarking on the substantial investment of buying a home, it's crucial to ensure that your purchase is sound and worthwhile. This is where house surveys come into play, offering a detailed inspection of the property's condition before you commit to the purchase. In the UK, the dynamics of who organises and pays for these surveys vary depending on location. 

Property Of The Week, and this home is elegant, comfortable and has absolutely stunning views. How would you like to live in Lansdown?

Described as a once-in-a-generation opportunity this Grade II listed terraced townhouse is located in the highly sought-after area and is close to renowned schools such as St Stephen's Primary, Bath Royal High, and Kingswood.

In the ever-changing landscape of the Frome property market, predicting future house price trends can be akin to navigating a labyrinth. The past two years have witnessed unprecedented upheaval, primarily due to fluctuating interest rates that significantly impacted household finances, reminiscent of the challenges not faced since 2008. 

The average rates for fixed-rate mortgages have dramatically risen, notably from late 2021. This hike in the Bank of England base rates has led to a substantial increase in monthly mortgage payments, consequently affecting people's ability to purchase new homes. 

The Resilient Growth of Frome's Private Rented Sector with a Decade of Opportunities Amid Challenges - Rivendell explains.

As Frome strides into the future, the burgeoning private rented sector has continued to house many of its residents. 

The UK rental market has once again demonstrated its resilience and dynamic nature. 

Recent figures state that the average advertised rent for newly listed properties in the UK last month was £1,787 per calendar month (pcm).