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You will have a single comfy room in a quiet house and neighbourhood. There is a bathroom with a shower. In the morning a simple breakfast of bread, butter and jam is provided. Off street parking is available and plenty of on-street parking close by. We are well-situated in a quiet road, only ten minutes’ walk from the centre of this thriving Somerset town. This modern house is a stone’s throw from the cobbled streets, independent shops and a brilliant selection of cafes and restaurants.

The bed is a single with the basics for a comfy stay. The shared bathroom is newly renovated and has a shower cubicle. I have been a little over zealous with a cleaning agent and there are now bleach marks on the walls of the shower. There are steps up to the house and the bedroom is up a flight of stairs. The kitchen can be used by agreement.

Frome is a vibrant town. It dates back to the middle ages and mixes old and new in a truly unique way. You will find independent shops scattered among brilliant restaurants and cafes. On the first Sunday of every month, from March to November, you will find the centre of town transformed into a market place. Independent traders from all over Somerset visit and set up their stalls and you will be fascinated by what is on offer. The food is pretty good at these events too! The house is in a quiet neighbourhood but with easy access to the centre of town and public transport links. When you stay with us you will realise how close you are to the places you’ve always wanted to visit. Glastonbury is just up the road. You can walk up to the Tor in the morning and then shop in the designer outlet ‘Clark’s Village’ in Street in the afternoon. Or why not visit Bath? You will discover Roman Britain and Jane Austin within a short walk of each other with shops and restaurants in between. If you fancy a day in the open air you can choose between Longleat and Stour Head. And only an hour away you can find one of the most world-famous landmarks of all – Stonehenge.

Quiet, tranquil and rustic, 3 Holt Cottages is a semi-detached Victorian farm-worker’s dwelling built in local brick and flint.

Your accomodation has a private entrance, off-road parking, large double bedroom, sitting room with woodburning stove, compact kitchen and bathroom. Breakfast cereal, fresh bread, butter, milk and homemade jam are supplied along with tea and coffee. Our house is old and rustic, we don't provide a 'boutique' hotel experience. Even though our walls are rough and notchy and there are areas where our paintwork is not perfect we hope you find it to be a cosy, welcoming and homely place. Please don't book to stay here if you're expecting a modern, sleek, super shiny experience!

We are 2 miles from Witham Friary village, it's a lovely bike ride to the pub (The Seymour Arms). Stourhead House and Garden, Bruton and Frome are a short drive away. Longleat, Wookey Hole, Bristol, Bath, Salisbury, Stonehenge and Avebury are within easy reach for a day trip.

You will have a double bedroom with tea and coffee making facilities. There is a bathroom with a shower. In the morning a breakfast is provided. Off street parking is available. We are well-situated in a quiet road, only ten minutes’ walk from the centre of this thriving Somerset town. This modern house is a stone’s throw from the cobbled streets, independent shops and a brilliant selection of cafes and restaurants.

The bed is a standard double with an Eve mattress. The bathroom is newly renovated and has a shower cubicle. There are steps up to the house and the bedroom is up a flight of stairs.

Frome is a vibrant town. It dates back to the middle ages and mixes old and new in a truly unique way. You will find independent shops scattered among brilliant restaurants and cafes. On the first Sunday of every month, from March to November, you will find the centre of town transformed into a market place. Independent traders from all over Somerset visit and set up their stalls and you will be fascinated by what is on offer. The food is pretty good at these events too! When you stay with us you will realise how close you are to the places you’ve always wanted to visit. Glastonbury is just up the road. You can walk up to the Tor in the morning and then shop in the designer outlet ‘Clark’s Village’ in Street in the afternoon. Or why not visit Bath? You will discover Roman Britain and Jane Austin within a short walk of each other with shops and restaurants in between. If you fancy a day in the open air you can choose between Longleat and Stour Head. And only an hour away you can find one of the most world-famous landmarks of all – Stonehenge.

Having enjoyed letting out my double en-suite, I’m now opening up a single room at a lower rate. It has fewer amenities but I hope might be suitable for people coming for work purposes or single travellers who don’t need much space. Although I call it a single, it actually has a double bed, so very comfortable for one person. You will need to share my bathroom, but it is right next door and has a full bath with shower over - and only shared with me!

Although the room is small, it has a double bed, and there are shelves, a bedside table, a small desk/table and chair. There is a kettle and items for making drinks, and I provide some snack breakfast items to start off your morning.

Frome is a wonderful little market town, full of amazing independent shops and cafés - "best place to live in the south west" according to the Sunday Times. It is just a 10 minute walk to the centre down the attractive cobbled Catherine Hill - recently voted 14th prettiest street in Britain. On the first Sunday of every month (Mar - Dec) the whole town centre is taken over by the Independent Market full of quirky artisan and vintage stalls, delicious local foods and live music. There are also plenty of places to visit nearby. Longleat is just a 15 minute drive and it is only half an hour to Georgian Bath, Wells with its glorious Cathedral Close and Glastonbury's famous Abbey and Tor. World famous Stonehenge is only a 45 minute drive.

The Cow Shed is a lovely, bright and airy one bedroom holiday cottage/annex. It boasts a private entrance, hall, double bedroom, luxury shower room and comfortable loft living area with fitted kitchenette. The Cow Shed is set on a peaceful small farm with horses, chickens and goats alongside the river Frome. We are a stones throw from the local attractions of Longleat, Stourhead, Alfred’s Tower, Cheddar and Glastonbury.

The Cow Shed is a converted barn on what was originally a dairy farm. The farm is now home to horses, Anglo Nubian goats, chickens and our lovely yard cats. The property has been recently renovated and provides a clean and comfortable space from which to explore Frome and the surrounding Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset countryside.

Well located for visiting: Longleat Stourhead Frome Glastonbury Bath Cheddar Stonehenge

Beautiful family suite, located close to the conservation area of central Frome (5 mins from the top of Catherine Hill) You couldn't be better located to browse the independent shops and cafes in Frome, and if you can tear yourself away, its a perfect base for exploring the West Country. It does not include a kitchen, but does include a fridge and tea/coffee making facilities (plus breakfast!)

This glorious reimagining of one of Frome's oldest buildings is an utter delight. Beautifully comfortable and incredibly stylish, this apartment is offered to stay at a reasonable rate, and within walking distance of Frome's bustling centre, filled with independent shops and eateries. Minimising our impact on the environment is hugely important to us, and as such, the apartment is cleaned using natural cleaning products. All the toiletries are organic, sourced from a local independent shop, and using no plastic whatsoever. We'll leave you breakfast, some locally sourced milk, homemade treats and everything you might need for a relaxing stay in Frome. If you book for more than a week, we'll also provide you with a welcome hamper. This suite can be combined with the one bedroom apartment to sleep between 4 - 8

If you're already considering Frome for a visit, undoubtedly you're already sold on its obvious charms. Frome is packed with independent shops, beautiful eateries, wonderful friendly people and stunning architecture. Its a pretty bloody great place, with an independent council, cracking music scene and monthly festival like market, thats more like a street party. Its pretty special.

The cottage is decorated to a high standard,light and airy and looking out over open countryside With its own patio area for al Fresco dining in warmer weather Bordering the beautiful Longleat estate it is possible to walk or cycle to the park Close to Bath, Bristol and Wells. Numerous attractions including cheddar gorge, Wookey hole and stourhead gardens The Jurassic coast is approx 1hr 20 min away by car If bringing cycles it is possible to store cycles in owners barn/shed

The annexe has a romantic getaway from it all feel yet is close to local amenities

Situated in a quiet hamlet bordering longleat estate, opposite country pub Town of Frome is approx 3 miles and the city of Bath 15 miles Lovely walks and cycling from the annexe

Spacious, modern and light this ground floor Annexe is completely self-contained with its own private entrance, shower room & kitchenette. Our property has secure off-road CCTV monitored parking. Infants/children welcome - please refer to THE SPACE. Nearby there is a supermarket & several fast food outlets, Frome town centre is a 15-20min walk away. Frome is convenient for many attractions including Bath, Stonehenge, Longleat, Stourhead, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole and Wells to name but a few.

The Annexe has a comfy king size bed with good quality bed linen and towels provided. The kitchenette is equipped with a fridge, two-ring hob, microwave, kettle, toaster and Nespresso coffee machine. There is a full range of crockery, pots, pans etc. We also provide a selection of teas, coffees, wrapped biscuits, muesli and milk for our guests to enjoy. In the bathroom, we provide soap, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. If we are not here to welcome you upon arrival, there is a key safe and the code is available at your request For a third person/child an inflatable mattress & bedding is offered, please ensure you book for the extra person. NB floor space is limited and we do not offer specific facilities for children. There is no additional charge for young babies with their own travel cot. The Annexe is completely self-contained, with your own entrance, so you are free to then come & go as you please. There is no access to other areas of the property. Please pop the key through the letterbox when you leave.

The Annexe is situated to the South West of Frome, it's approximately 15-20 mins walk to the town centre and railway station. Close by are a large supermarket, public house and a couple of fast food outlets. Frome is a vibrant town full of character and charm, historical and new, with a growing reputation as a hub for artistic and creative industries. There are many independent, individual craft shops and some great eating venues and pubs. There are 2 theatres and a newly refurbished 3 screen cinema in town, (extremely good value). Frome is renowned for its fantastic Independent Sunday Market which takes place on the first Sunday of every month (April - December). The Frome Festival takes place in July every year - it is 10 days of music, art exhibitions, drama, literature, comedy, films, photography, Green issues, workshops, fashion and local history. Frome is highlighted by The Times as one of the "Best Places to Live in Britain". Local attractions:- Longleat House & Safari Park - 4 miles Bath - 18 miles Stonehenge - 25 miles Stourhead House and Gardens - 8 miles Wells, City and Cathedral - 17 miles Glastonbury Tor - 21 miles Westbury White Horse - 11 miles Cheddar Gorge - 25 miles Wookey Hole - 15 miles Bruton - 9 miles Bath and West Showground - 10 miles Salisbury - 26 miles

Once location is found you will find it cheap & cheerful, a bus service is available Monday to friday 8am to 5pmevery two hours,if you have your own transport the town's of Radstock & Frome market towns are the nearest ,the city's of Bath ,wells and Glastonbury are then within your reach ,details of local pubs & restaurants will be available.

This is an old cottage in a village next to Mells Park estate, if you have difficulty finding it, locate the pup entrance turn left if you come out of the entrance past the clamping sign across the road bridge and turn left up the gravel track.

Cheddar gorge

Large, characterful and private top floor bedroom with ensuite in a relaxed and easy home. I am a friendly host who enjoys travel near and far. I am happy for well behaved pets to stay (I have a cat that is used to visitors) and delighted to accommodate little ones . Edge of countryside location great for country walks or a 10 min stroll down Catherine hill and it's independent shops into Frome centre. A local shop is 5 minute walk and play park opposite. Check in from 4pm but I am flexible.

The space is located at the top of a characterful Victorian terrace with lovely views of the edge of Frome and bordering countryside. It is a large room with a double bed for two adults but can easily accommodate a family of four - a blow up double mattress is available also. The ensuite is bijou but all yours with a shower, basin and toilet. There is a kettle station which houses a selection of teas and coffee as well as a small fridge for food and drink. I provide yoghurt, milk, cereal, muesli and fruit as a continental breakfast in the room . TV and WiFi also.

Frome is quite hilly. Walk is 10-15 minutes to center of town.

Comfortable and spacious room, with shower en-suite. A modern house, with on street parking, it is just a 5 minute walk to the cobbled street of Catherine Hill, with it's independent shops and boutiques leading you to Frome's town centre. On the first Sunday of the month (Mar to Dec) this is taken over by the wonderful Frome Independent Market. Frome is also near many other great places to visit - half an hour from Bath, Wells, Glastonbury and many beautiful Somerset and Wiltshire villages.

With its en-suite and drink-making facilities, you can be completely independent in this spacious room. I have provided a TV, DVD player, hair drier and iron for your use, and there is an excellent wifi connection. You can also use the small room nearby set up with continental breakfast provisions, a mini fridge, microwave, crockery and cutlery.

Frome is a wonderful little market town, full of amazing independent shops and cafés - "best place to live in the south west" according to the Sunday Times. It is just a 10 minute walk to the centre down the attractive cobbled Catherine Hill - recently voted 14th prettiest street in Britain. On the first Sunday of every month (Mar - Dec) the whole town centre is taken over by the Independent Market full of quirky artisan and vintage stalls, delicious local foods and live music. There are also plenty of places to visit nearby. Longleat is just a 15 minute drive and it is only half an hour to Georgian Bath, Wells with its glorious Cathedral Close and Glastonbury's famous Abbey and Tor. World famous Stonehenge is only a 45 minute drive.

Set in a beautiful garden, this cedar clad building has been recently completed using sustainable products and natural finishes. Comprising a bed-sitting/dining area plus ensuite bathroom, well equipped kitchen. The studio has its own entrance and secluded sitting area. A short walk down a cobbled street of independent shops will take you to the vibrant town of Frome which has numerous restaurants, wine bars, entertainment venues including the monthly Independent Market.

This is an ideal space for couples to explore Frome, nearby Bath, Bradford-upon-Avon, Wells, Bruton and the surrounding countryside such as Longleat, Mendip Hills and Stourhead. A Selection of cereals is provided, together with a variety of teas and ground coffee. We have a travel cot for babies and toddlers who are welcome. Guests are welcome to enjoy the garden or just sit in your own secluded area. Street parking is available.

Frome was last year voted 'The best town to live in the South West' by the Sunday Times. It is a historical town, reputedly with more Grade 2 listed buildings than anywhere else in the West Country. It has many annual events and festivals with a monthly (first weekend in the month) Independent Market and the popular Frome Festival which is held during the first couple of weeks in July.

Step into the enchantment of this heated treehouse which offers idyllic countryside views. Fix breakfast with tea in a quaint kitchen and cosy up in the charming decor and wood-panelled walls, surrounded by nature. This a perfect place to get away from all the hustle and bustle of the city - especially if you are wanting to maintain social distancing/self isolate during the current coronavirus crisis. The treehouse is up a long private drive, surrounded by fields so it's a great place to get away from it all with some wonderful walks directly from the front door.

Twiglet is the perfect romantic holiday for those wanting to get away from it all. You can sleep in a cosy double bed in a tree house with nature all around you. Downstairs is your own private bathroom with a shower and a loo. The shepherd's hut next door comprises a kitchen with its own fridge and cooking facilities. All the spaces come with central heating so it is suitable for winter breaks too. There is no TV but WiFi is available. There is a huge amount of outside space to be enjoyed. You can sit and enjoy a drink on the decking in front of the pretty pond which runs in front of the property. From there, you can take a stroll through the orchard and into the fields beyond.

The house is located in Mells, a village that dates back to the 11th century with a reputation for being one of the most serene in Somerset. It has an award-winning pub, the Talbot Inn, as well as a village shop, cafe, and many historic buildings.

Ideal studio for a single, a couple or a parent and child over 5 years. Cosy, quiet, with access to garden, 10 minutes walk to the fantastic town of Frome! Bed-sitting area plus ensuite bathroom, the studio has its own entrance. A beautiful walk through the protected Rodden Meadows brings you into the town centre, full of independent shops and renowned performance venue The Cheese and Grain. And be sure to book when the popular Frome Independent Market is on - the first Sunday of the month.

Coronavirus safety: I am deep cleaning all surfaces after guests leave. I am minimising crockery / cutlery / utensils and using dishwasher between bookings. I am removing my usual provision of teas and coffee. I ask guests to please wash hands after being out, and obviously do not come if you have any virus symptoms. A bed sitting space with a small kitchen area comprising kettle, toaster, and microwave. Enough utensils to prepare basic food plus a small fridge. Ideal for breakfast and a few light meals. Selection of teas and some coffee provided (not while coronavirus an issue). The bed is a queen sized double with a very comfortable mattress. TV receives Freeview and there is a DVD player with selection of DVDs, plus a selection of books. Guests are welcome to use the garden which has a sitting area. The shower is new and large - enough space for two! The studio is heated with far infra-red panels - a new technology that is extremely energy efficient as well as being healthy for the body. It is particularly good for allergy sufferers as it does not cause the air to circulate (therefore circulating dust). One of the panels is disguised as a painting of buddha - radiating warmth into body and soul! Bilbo the cat lives in the main house and if you like cats you may enjoy a few moments of cat love with him.

The studio is behind my house on a quiet residential street of semi-detached 1930s homes. PLEASE NOTE previous info (in THE SPACE section) about building taking place next door from March 2020 for four months. Frome is extremely popular for its Independent Markets which happen on the first Sunday of every month (except January and February). The town is closed to traffic and taken over by a huge range of amazing independent makers and producers including a delicious selection of local food and live music. There is also a second hand market in the Cheese and Grain carpark. There is so much to see and eat, it has become a popular destination from far and wide. You can walk from the Studio along the river and arrive right in the centre of things. As well as the market Frome is also known for its support of independent shops which makes the town a great place to find unique and quality products.

Charming Grade ll listed cottage tucked away at the top of Catherine Hill in the oldest part of Somerset market town Frome. Moments from the heart of the town but quiet and secluded. Open plan ground floor, exposed beams, stairs up to mezzanine bedroom .

This dear little cottage is small with the illusion of space. The unique factor is the sleeping platform above the sitting room. The stairs up from the sitting area are quite steep but the bedroom is cosy with the double bed in the centre to maximise headroom(6ft in the middle, 2ft6ins outer edges). Absolutely fine for sitting up in bed, but no leaping out and running to the chest of draws in the corner - the beams aren't very forgiving if you are over 5ft! Ideally this is for two people, but the sofa-bed in the sitting room allows for another person, or even 2, but the bedroom platform is open plan so privacy is in short supply!

This is surely the prettiest part of Frome, around almost every corner is a surprise and a camera moment! If you can have a bustling sleepy town then this is it. Catherine Hill which leads off Catherine Street is steep and cobbled and your route into the main part of Frome, just a 5 or 10 minute stroll depending on your agility! Independent shops line Catherine Hill and make a wander fun and interesting, it's like a little community filled with creative and like minded people where everyone chats with everyone. Occasional stops for tea or coffee are optional! History surrounds you in this part of town. The first Sunday of each month during the summer sees an independent market line the streets around Catherine Hill, and at the Cottage you have virtually front row seats!

Cosy, single room in an old terraced house in Frome, beautiful views from the window, next door to a bathroom with shower & bath. A 5 minute walk to the train station, 5 minutes to town center & 5 minutes to the local park. Breakfast is muesli and fruit - Tea (herb and proper) and coffee (caf and decaf) freely available any time. Assortment of milks too - always a dairy free option, or dairy. Off road car park space available if you let us know ahead of arrival.

Our house is a very handy 5 minute walk from the center of Frome, We love our home to feel comfortable and friendly, were always making improvements. We also spend a lot of time in the garden, growing fruit and veg. Our kitchen is bright and looks out onto the back garden. The room is clean and simple, there is a desk for working, a comfortable bed with storage underneath, you can lie on the bed and watch the view of Frome, catching the evening sun.

We have lived in Frome for over 15 years, its is a very lively and artistic town, there is always something going on. We have plenty of wonderful local shops and markets, there are also loads of cafes and restaurants that we can recommend, for eating, snacking, coffee, relaxing, socialising or working. There are lots of nice places to walk, if you have a car, you can drive to Cley hill, or heavens gate, if you want something within walking distance, there are plenty of fields to explore, and lovely river walks, willow vale & Vallis. We also live very close to victoria park.

Secluded studio with private access & patio, only 15min drive from Babington House. You'll enjoy your own al fresco dining area, hammock and a sun lounger. With great star gazing opportunities on most nights! Only 5 minutes walk down the hill and you're in the heart of historical Frome - regular filming location for Poldark. Town is buzzing first Sunday of each month with popular Frome Independent Market attracting thousands of people. Great base to explore Somerset. Light breakfast included.

A compact studio with en-suite shower and basic kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave, no hob). It's perfect for two people, or one person with a child. NOTE :: let us know in advance if you're thinking of booking the studio on behalf of someone else who's not on Airbnb. As we'd like to know you'd be staying there before approval. There is a kingsize bed that you can fold up during the day (if you're coming for longer period of time perhaps). Otherwise we believe it's a perfect space to crush after long country walks! Direct access to the garden and your private patio. If you're coming to the market on Sunday, we suggest you leave a car on our road after you check out, as we are literally 5min walk down the hill to the market stalls. Parking on the market day in designated car parks is free but can be a pain - so take advantage of our easy parking! ‘Va-va-Frome’ – The Times ‘Talk about a wake up call. When it comes to buzz, most towns should want what Frome is having’ – Oxford Mail ‘A town full of independent, individual shops that are brimming with fabulous crafts and creations’ – The Lady Magazine

FROME Our studio is right in the heart of town - well, five minute walk down the hill to the centre - yet enjoying a peaceful, lush setting by an old apple tree. Please plan your entertainment ahead as Frome restaurants fill up easily! Best to book a table at least a week in advance, especially over weekends. See selection on our map. If you're staying for a few nights, we highly recommend Westway Cinema! Tickets are only £4 per person and it's a lovely venue with nice gin and tonics, ice cream, comfy seats and independent feel. Again, early booking recommended to get good seats. Highlighted as one of the Times “Best Places to Live in Britain”, Frome is also a welcoming, charming and vibrant place to visit, with a wealth of history, culture and natural beauty. Packed to the rafters with historic buildings, beautiful independent shops and creative people, Frome is a wonderfully eventful town. It is the perfect destination for discerning tourists looking for something just a little bit different on visits to Somerset. Frome is also the original Somerset Market Town, a hugely important destination hosting a thriving market since the time the ink was still wet on The Domesday Book. This tradition continues today with regular markets every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Reasons to stay in Frome :: FROME INDEPENDENT MARKET ( 0.2miles / 5min walk ) It's an award winning destination street event attracting 80,000 people a year between March and December. Showcasing the best independent craftspeople, designers, makers, producers and traders in the South West. You can expect fine artisan food, garden & flowers, antiques and collectibles – plus elements more familiar from festivals: live music & DJs, street food, art and events. MELLS ( 4miles / 8min drive ) Mells Daffodil Festival is back, on Easter Monday, 22 April 2019. Street food, music, over 120 market stalls, check out their website; should be fun. Mells is famous for its lovely architecture, ancient streets and dramatic location. There are many things to do in Mells – visit the ancient church and churchyard, enjoy the walled garden and country walks and, of course, relax in the village Café or the newly refurbished Talbot Inn. (for more info go to mells village website). WELLS ( 18miles / 35min drive ) With its historic centre, the magnificent cathedral, and the unique moated Bishop's Palace it's a great place to visit. Close by, explore the beauty of the Mendip Hills & Somerset Levels, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole Caves, Kilver Court Gardens and Glastonbury Abbey & Tor. Travel a little further afield to discover the Somerset Coast with the new pier at Weston-Super-Mare, Fleet Air Arm Museum at Ilchester and many National Trust & English Heritage properties. BRUTON ( 11.5miles / 21min drive ) With the exciting new Hauser & Wirth gallery at Durslade Farm, this small town needs no introduction. A pioneering world-class gallery and multi-purpose arts center which acts as a destination for experiencing art, architecture, and the remarkable Somerset landscape through new and innovative exhibitions of contemporary art. An impressive landscaped garden, designed by internationally renowned landscape architect Piet Oudolf, sits behind the gallery buildings and includes a changing programme of outdoor sculptures, and houses the Radić Pavilion, designed by Smiljan Radić. LONGLEAT SAFARI + CENTRE PARCS ( 6miles / 13min drive ) Land of adventure where lions roam, tigers stalk and monkeys swing. Check their website for annual events. Warminster BA12 7NW THE WESTBURY WHITE HORSE - National Trust ( 9miles / 20min drive ) It's the oldest of the Wiltshire horses cut in the 1600's. It is also one of the best situated, being high on a very steep slope and overlooking a panoramic view. It is on Westbury Hill, on the edge of the Bratton Downs, immediately below the Iron Age hillfort called Bratton Camp, north-east of Westbury and near to the villages of Bratton and Edington. There is a car park with a viewing point on the B3098 just east of Westbury, and a car park above the horse on Westbury Hill. Note that the lanes up onto the hill are steep and narrow, and are used by horse riders. Port Way, Bratton, Westbury BA13 4TA CLEY HILL - National Trust ( 4miles / 9min drive ) Distinctive landmark rich in wildlife and archaeology with a tremendous panorama. Ascend the hill to enjoy extensive views of West Wiltshire and Somerset, or to experience uninterrupted views of the sky from this locally famous UFO hotspot and crop circles site! Cley Hill, Corsley, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 7QU STONEHENGE - National Trust ( 24miles / 40min drive ) Walk in the footsteps of your Neolithic ancestors at Stonehenge – one of the wonders of the world and the best-known prehistoric monument in Europe. Explore the ancient landscape on foot and step inside the Neolithic Houses to discover the tools and objects of everyday Neolithic life. Visit the world-class exhibition and visitor centre with 250 ancient objects and come face to face with a 5,500 year-old man. Amesbury, Salisbury SP4 7DE GLASTONBURY aka ISLE OF AVALON - National Trust ( 20miles / 35min drive ) Known for its amazing festival of course but also ancient and medieval sites, many rich in myth. Glastonbury Tor is a tower-topped hill linked to Arthurian legend, overlooking the marshy Somerset Levels. Once said to be King Arthur’s burial place, Glastonbury Abbey is a ruined monastery dating to the 7th century. Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury BA6 8BG BATH - National Trust ( 13miles / 25min drive ) A world heritage spa city. Built for pleasure and relaxation, beautiful Bath has been a wellbeing destination since Roman times. The waters are still a big draw, both at the ancient Roman Baths and the thoroughly modern Thermae Bath Spa, which houses the only natural thermal hot springs in Britain you can bathe in. Bath Spa, Bath BA1 1SU BRADFORD-ON-AVON ( 9miles / 20min drive ) Set perfectly in the dramatic Avon Valley, it is a rare combination of river, canal and architecture of true character. It's no surprise that this place has drawn people through the ages. Stroll through the town and you will walk through time. Wander and wonder. The Romans, Saxons, Normans, Georgians and Victorians have all left their mark - each creating a chapter in Bradford on Avon's remarkable story. Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire BA15 1DE NUNNEY CASTLE - English Heritage ( 3.5miles / 10min drive ) Nunney Castle, which dates back to the 1370s, is a picturesque moated medieval castle. Its four round corner towers and connecting walls are tightly encircled by a moat. The castle was originally built by Sir John de la Mare, but was modernised in the late 16th century. Now a ruin, Nunney Castle is a great historic spot for visitors. Castle Street, Nunney, Nr Frome, Somerset, BA11 4LW ILFORD MANOR - National Heritage ( 8miles / 15min drive ) Grade 1 Italian style garden. Home of landscape gardener Harold Peto. The Iford valley has been occupied since Roman times and the manor house sits idyllically by the Frome river in the steep-sided valley. Iford Manor is mediaeval in origin, the classical facade being added in the eighteenth century when the hanging woodlands above the garden were planted. Iford Manor, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 2BA STOURHEAD - National Trust ( 9miles / 20min drive ) World-famous 18th-century landscape garden, Palladian mansion, parkland, woods and chalk downs. Alfred’s Tower overlooks surrounding estate. Near Mere, Wiltshire, BA12 6QF CHEDDAR CAVES & GORGE - National Trust ( 24miles / 43min drive ) Cheddar Gorge is one of England’s most iconic and spectacular landscapes. At almost 400 feet deep and three miles long, this is England’s largest gorge. With its weathered crags and pinnacles, it is a spectacular natural sight. The gorge would have begun forming about one million years ago during the last Ice Age when water from melting glaciers formed a river, which over time started to carve into the limestone rock creating steep cliffs. Cheddar, Somerset, BS27 3QF WOOKEY HOLE CAVES ( 18miles / 35min drive ) The UK’s largest show caves system, with underground lakes. It is home to the infamous Witch of Wookey. Attractions include the prehistoric Valley Of The Dinosaurs, the 19th Century Paper Mill, Victorian Penny Arcades, Magical Mirror Maze. Wookey Hole, Wells, Somerset BA5 1BB

The Woodland Yurt at Field 725 Campsite. Fast becoming a well-renowned glamping site in the heart of the Somerset countryside Field 725 is a great place to spend a family holiday or couple's retreat. The yurt is a cosy space, tucked away in our woodland. It has one double sofa bed and two single pull-out beds, perfect for a family of four.

Field 725 prides itself on a sustainable eco ethos and facilities include compost toilets, gas powered showers, and solar-powered tents and structures. During the summer there is a wide variety of family activities including archery, ping pong, boules and badminton. There will be a cafe open during school holidays serving homemade, local and delicious food and from June to September Friday night will be pizza night! The Campsite Shop sells beer, cider and soft drinks.

Field 725 is a five-minute drive from Frome, the vibrant Somerset town famous for its boutique shopping and coffee shops. Five minutes in the other direction is the historic village of Nunney with its awe-inspiring castle, walks along the river, historic pub and tea rooms. Longleat Safari Parks is twenty minutes drive away, along with Clayhill and the Westbury White Horse.

We are located in the picturesque village of Horningsham, which is part of the Longleat Estate. This is a family room which sleeps 4. The room features a double bed along with full sized bunk beds. A cot is available on request. The room's facilities are as follows: En-suite with shower over bath Breakfast Basket TV/DVD player Fridge Microwave This room has a private entrance and does not share facilities with any other guests.

We are a working farm with cows, donkeys, chickens and ducks. Guests are welcome to sit on the lawn and enjoy the views over our pond. There is ample parking in our farm yard and free Wifi in the room

Our farm is part of the Longleat estate and its entrance is no more than a 5 minute drive. We are also very close to Center Parcs, Longleat Forest.

Our Victorian house is conveniently situated with a 2 minute walk to the Railway station and a 10 minute walk into the market centre of Frome. Off-road parking for one car is available by arrangement. If you need additional space, we have another double room to rent on the first floor of the house. Please see listing for "Elegant double room in Ferndene, Frome."

The space. This lovely large room at the top of the house is up two flights of stairs. It's over 300 sq.ft. in size and is completely self-contained. It has a king-size bed plus a day bed, which can be used as a king-size double, a single, or split into two singles (one being a comfortable mattress on the floor). It has an ensuite bathroom with a walk in shower. We have a water purifier so all our water is soft and chlorine-free. The room comes equipped with kettle, toaster, teas and coffee. On the landing outside the room there is a fridge and microwave, which will be shared when other guests stay in our double room downstairs. All bedding and furnishings are suitable for those with allergies as everything is new and hypoallergenic. We provide hot water bottles. Breakfast. We know that people like the privacy of eating in their own space, so we provide ingredients for a continental breakfast including muesli, cereal, oats, yoghurt, fruit, bread, butter, jam (our homemade blackcurrant), real coffee and milk. We offer gluten-free cereal and bread if required. The microwave may be used to make porridge/heat milk, or indeed heat an evening meal. We aim to personally meet and greet our guests, however, there is the option of self checking-in, with a coded lock box, for greater accessibility.

*Brand New Listing* A luxurious apartment in a grand old Georgian Manor House just a stones throw from the vibrant centre of Frome. The apartment decor, inspired from our experiences of luxury Hotel suites around the world. Relax in the grand sitting room, cook up a feast in the well equipped kitchen. Or take a long luxurious soak in the romantic roll top bath before heading into town. Alternatively cosy up and stay at home with the oversized cast iron radiators, WIFI, TV and library of books.

The Georgian Retreat is a ground floor apartment, in a splendid Georgian Manor House. Accessible from ground level at the front and up stone steps at the rear. There is a dedicated parking space, which is a rarity in such a central location. There are small communal gardens to the front and rear, plus incredible local walks with stunning scenery. The property is about 5 minutes walk from the infamous St Catherines Hill, central Frome. The TV has Netflix and terrestrial channels via freeview box.

Frome is a vibrant market town dating back to the 17th century. Its cobbled streets are filled with interesting and intriguing spots to visit. Boutique shops and artisan produce to peruse, an array of independent bars and restaurants, there is something to suit every taste and budget. Whether you want to explore the numerous historic buildings, stroll through one of its parks or take in a show, Frome won’t disappoint. Permanent fixtures include the museum and art centre, whilst scheduled events are also a great pull for the area. The most famous being the Frome Independent Market, taking place on the 1st Sunday of the month. The town is surrounded by intriguing places to visit. You have Babington House (Soho House Group members), Bruton, with the fabulous Hauser and Wirth art gallery, Stourhead house and gardens, Wells Cathedral and Nunney Castle, to name just a few. Fortuitously, the town has excellent links by rail or bus to the nearby City of Bath. If you consider Frome your base, why not travel further afield and pay a visit to magical Stonehenge or the historic town of Glastonbury. Wherever else you venture, Frome is certain to give you a taste of the original Somerset and a longing to return.

Gloriously stylish 1 bedroom flat close to the conservation area of beautiful Frome.

This stunning annexe to our property is a wonderfully, contemporary, reimagining of one of Frome's oldest buildings. Nestled near the heart of the conservation area, this Air B and B is a perfect place for exploring Frome on foot, as Catherine Hill is just a short walk away. The upstairs apartment itself is very well presented, and is lovely and warm with huge cast iron radiators. Our TV is loaded with Netflix and some local books have been provided to help plan your visit. The kitchen has everything you need to cook up a delicious feast. With brand new cooker/oven, cafetiere, fridge with small freezer compartment and dish washer. You will also find cooking necessities tea, coffee, oil, salt, pepper and so on. We are a family of chefs and have provided some herbs/spices for you to use, after all when you’re self catering, you may not have everything you need packed in your case. If you need anything in particular, please just ask. If you're staying for a week, we'll also provide you with a delicious welcome hamper, full of delicious treats. There is a combi boiler set to come on for your arrival. It’s control will also be left out for you to use as you like. Please note that this apartment can be combined with the family suite. In this instance it can sleep between four and eight

If you're already considering Frome for a visit, undoubtedly you're already sold on its obvious charms. Frome is packed with independent shops, beautiful eateries, wonderful friendly people and stunning architecture. Its a pretty bloody great place, with an independent council, cracking music scene and monthly festival like market, thats more like a street party. Its pretty special.

A spacious, quiet room close to the town centre in vibrant Frome. The room looks out onto our beautiful back garden and is very peaceful. There are a few shops close by, and town is a 10 minute stroll down the hill. You are welcome to use the kitchen, garden and bathroom, all of which are shared. We provide towels, soaps, shampoos, etc. We also provide coffee, tea and breakfast supplies. We have lots of books to read. Guests with dogs and kids are also usually welcome but please ask us first.

The area is a nice part of Frome, and is close to the train station.

Sleep under the stars at a cosy retreat tucked away in a 3-acre field in the heart of some of Somerset's most stunning countryside. We are up a mile long private drive, surrounded by fields. It's the perfect place to come and stay if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and be next to nature during the coronavirus outbreak when many of us are having to maintain social distancing.

Twigbox is the perfect holiday for those wanting to get away from it all. You can sleep in a cosy double bed with nature all around you. The cabin comes fitted with a kitchen with its own fridge and cooking facilities. There is heating so it is suitable for winter breaks too. There is also WiFi available. Attached to the cabin is a trailer which has been converted into a bathroom with a shower and loo. There are two beds - one double and a single cabin bed, so as well as couples, the space is also suitable for a family of three or two single people. There is a huge amount of outside space to be enjoyed. You can sit and enjoy a drink on the decking in front of the space and look out at the stunning countryside all around you. Twigbox is set in its own three acre field with beautiful views.

Located up a long private driveway on the edge of the popular, pretty village of Mells, which dates back to the 11th century. It is home to an award-winning pub, the Talbot Inn, a village shop and cafe, a church, and many historic buildings.

The house is a former weaver's cottage in the old, conservation area of Frome. Just a short two-minute stroll from Catherine Hill, it's the perfect spot to enjoy Frome's independent shops and cafes. The Garden Room is en-suite, quiet and looks out onto an old courtyard garden.

The main part of the house was built in 1694, so tall people may need to mind their heads going through some of the doorways! (But don't worry, the living spaces themselves are of at least full ceiling height.)

Frome is a wonderful, quirky town, recently named the 'best place to live in the south west' (by the Sunday Times). It's well worth exploring, but is also ideally placed for visiting other beautiful places in the south-west. Georgian Bath is only 13 miles away. Stourhead and Longleat are within half an hour's drive. Wells and Glastonbury are also within easy reach. And then there are all the smaller towns and villages, and the rolling Somerset countryside.

Hawthorn Cottage sits in a fabulous spot with far reaching views. There is a large gated driveway, generous garden and access to a tennis court. The cottage - once an old stable block, is very cosy and has been beautifully renovated. Everything has been considered to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Perfect for families visiting Longleat or for a getaway with partner or friends. Stay cosy by the log burning fire, cook up a feast in the kitchen, rest well and wake up with a view.

Recent redecoration, plush carpets, new top of the range bedding and mattresses. There is a double room and two singles or if preferred the singles go together to become a super king size. The kitchen is fully equipped with large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, hob/oven and plenty of pots and pans for your convenience. There is a wood burning stove with log store. Access to the tennis court is by prior arrangement and for tennis only, we ask that you wear tennis shoes or non-marking sports shoes and bring your own tennis raquets and balls.

We are ideally situated a few minutes from Longleat Safari Park and Frome (a town dating back to about 685AD) where you will be able to enjoy its vibrant and colourful atmosphere. There are many things to experience and explore. Frome has more listed buildings then Bath! The towns flourishing food and art scenes are a big draw. You can enjoy restaurants, bars, small craft beer breweries, galleries, exhibitions, museums, cinema, theatre, independent shops, the art quarter and more. There is a fabulous monthly independent market on the first Sunday of each month which takes up the entire town centre. There is also Catherine Street with its cobbles and interesting shops and cafés and Cheap Street with its leat (a stream in the middle of the street) is another charming aspect to this town. We are less than a mile from the picturesque village of Nunney with its well-known pub, The George, village shop, church and 12th century ruined castle with a moat. It also has a café which sells delicious cakes and light meals. We are an easy walk from the village down the lane outside the gates. Further afield There is the world-class World Heritage City of Bath with its wealth of historical attractions and gorgeous architecture. Longleat is 10 minutes away with the Safari Park, wild animals and Elizabethan house. There are nearly always events, festivals and fun family days to be had here. The nearby charming village of Mells is worth a visit. The church has some outstanding art works. Notably a very fine bronze horse sculpture, a Burne Jones tapestry and a tombstone by Lutyens. A large cache of fine art for a small village! The spectacular Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole are a 30 minute drive away with the lovely city of Wells nearby, where you can tour the Bishops Palace and Wells cathedral. There is also a large Waitrose there! Stourhead, a stately home used in many period dramas is also only 30 minutes away. It is a National Trust property and has fabulous gardens and grounds and the house to explore. The East Somerset Railway is close by at East Cranmore and is a lovely day out. For those of you who like a bit of retail therapy there is Kilver Court Designer village in Shepton Mallet. It is a unique designer outlet destination which also has a lovely garden with ponds and stunning viaduct. Shepton Mallet also has the unusual attraction of the old prison which only closed about five years ago that can be visited for guided tours. The Newt in Somerset is a country estate with magnificent woodland and gardens. There is a walled ode to apples garden, two wonderful places to eat, beautiful country walks, superb service and a world-class hotel and spa. There is a charge which gives a year’s entry to the Newt. There is the Hauser and Wirth garden, gallery and restaurant ten minutes away in Bruton. An unusual place which hosts avant garde exhibitions! The Somerset levels are not too far. The area is of national and international importance. It supports a vast variety of plant and bird species. You can witness one of the most spectacular natural phenoniums of British nature here during the winter months when millions of starlings converge to roost in the evening on the reed beds. It truly is a very worthwhile outing to do! The RSPB have several reserves here. The levels also have the famous town of Glastonbury with its Tor and music festival. Shopping. There is a shop in Nunney village which sells papers, wood for the log burner and other necessities. The garage at Nunney Catch, either a short walk up Ridgeway Lane or a short drive up the A361 to the first roundabout in the direction to Glastonbury, has a Greggs, garage shop selling logs etc. We have a large Sainsbury's less than a mile away, following the A361 in the direction of Frome. This also has a fuel station and cashpoint. There is a very handy Co-op at Culver Hill which is open from 6 am to 11 pm every day. It is very well stocked and handy for out of hours shopping. Beckington roundabout on the A36 has a fantastic farm shop called White Row which has an award-winning fish and chip café as well as another restaurant. We have a Marks & Spencer and an Iceland in the town central Frome. There is a Lidl near the Portway Roundabout. The nearest Waitrose is a medium-sized one in Warminster. The nearest Waitrose is a medium-sized one in Warminster. Eating Out. These are some of our favourites but there are many more. Frome is quite a happening place and anywhere that takes bookings probably needs to be booked in advance, for some it is essential, see below. Restaurants and Pubs. The Fat Radish (vegetarian options) Thai Kitchen (limited opening – booking essential) Castellos – Italian restaurant Cordelos - Bar, café and food Nook – noodle café. The George pub, Nunney (five minutes’ drive) The Talbot Inn, Mells (ten minute drive – do a fantastic roast lunch option in their grill room on a Sunday – booking essential) The Fox at Tytherington (five minutes’ drive – great carvery lunch at weekends – booking essential) The High Pavement (limited opening – booking essential) Bistro Lottie (vegetarian options) The Archangel (fine dining and wine bar) White Row Farm - Award Winning Fish and Chips and Café The Garden Café (vegetarian and vegan) The River House – Bar and café (vegetarian options) La Bisalta – eccentric Italian (booking essential) Stoney Street House bistro and wine bar Thai Kitchen (no delivery) White Row Fish and Chips (no delivery) Barnacle Bills Fish and Chips (no delivery) Bars. The Brewed Boy - Craft beer & cider Palmer Street Bottle shop - Craft Beer, light bites Cheese and Grain – bar café and venue The Talbot - Traditional pub, fantastic food The Three Swans - Traditional quirky pub, good food The Griffin – Craft beer and traditional pub food Coffee Shops. Moo and Two Rye Bakery The River House Hub Nub La Strada Cordelos Coffee #1

Quiet, stylish, comfortable studio room located at the bottom of our garden. Access to the studio is via the side of the house and through the garden. There is off road parking on our private driveway for one vehicle. I provide luxury toiletries, towels a continental breakfast with a variety of hot and cold drinks, cereals and snacks, ideal for young children too, we have a sunken trampoline and mud kitchen that children can use.

We have two single beds that convert into a queen size bed plus a double sofa bed for extra guests.

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This is a very private bedroom with en-suite shower room. You could almost say you had your own wing of the house, but we won't, as that sounds far too grandiose and pretentious! There's no one above or below you, and the room is accessed from a private staircase. Continental breakfast is provided for you to dine at your convenience in your room. We are located within easy walking distance of everything Frome has to offer, so simply park your car in our off street parking and explore!

You've basically got your own place. Enter through the front door, unburden your coats in the spacious hallway, then hang a right up the private staircase and after that, it's all yours! The very spacious room was built as an extension whilst we were renovating and restoring the rest of our 1930s home. It was designed specifically with guests in mind, as you are essentially split off from the rest of the house, with your own en-suite shower room, WIFI, Smart TV, digital Roberts radio, fridge, kettle, toaster and mini breakfast bar. Music is a big part of our lives, and we have curated a selection of vinyl for you to enjoy in your room on the sleek record player. No need to worry about missing breakfast here.....simply wake up and dine in your room whenever it suits you, in your PJs if you wish! Breakfast consists of crumpets, yogurts, muesli, granola, tea, coffee (filter and instant) and orange juice to set you up for the day. Our guests tell us that the bed is very comfy and the room is peaceful, with views over the rooftops of the many historic houses in this part of Frome, as well as a grandstand view of the bucolic Frome & Selwood Bowls Club right next door.

If you're looking at the page, you probably already have a good idea of what to expect from the glorious and resurgent little town of Frome - constantly named as one of the best places to live in the UK. But whether it's your first time, or if you visit often, we are always very happy to suggest some of those little "insiders tips" on the best spots to seek out. We adore our town, and want you to get that same sense of magic which we still get from it.

The house is situated in the heart of the picture postcard pretty village of Nunney. It is a stones throw from the French style medieval Nunney Castle, and looks out over Nunney Brook and is just a short stroll from the pub and historical church. Nunney Pottery is an elegant Georgian house that was once the village butchers. The rooms retain their Georgian features and are furnished with finds from travels to Africa and India. While staying here you could also book a pottery or glass lesson!

The village of Nunney is perfect to spend a relaxing time, also a short drive away is Frome with its independent shopping and cobbled streets, and Bruton with the famed Hauser and Wirth art gallery. The house itself is full of Georgian features including original fireplaces and a Chinese Chippendale staircase. What makes this place special though is that the downstairs is now a working pottery, so if you want to can watch pottery being made or even have a go at making your own pottery pieces.

Nunney is a very special little place, with a lovely atmosphere and friendly community. Apart from the fascinating castle and church there are lots of interesting and beautiful walks to be had from the house. It is also perfect for visiting Bath and Longleat House.

Explore the beautiful town of Frome, taking in its numerous listed buildings, independent shops, cafes and huge monthly market. Frome is also a great base to explore Bath (20 mins by car), Longleat (5 mins), Stourhead (15 mins), Bruton (15 mins - visit Hauser and Wirth gallery), Wells Cathedral (25 mins) and Stonehenge (35 mins). And don't forget to visit the historic and picturesque villages surrounding Frome.

The house is bright and spacious, with three double bedrooms, shower, bath, two toilets, private parking and large garden. There's also a modern kitchen and living room with dinning table. For cycling guests there is space for bikes to be stored safely.

The historic market town of Frome has many beautiful listed buildings and is renowned for its independent shops and cafes. It has also become famous for its huge independent market (held on 1st Sunday of the month from April to December). This spacious house is in a quiet area, just a five minute stroll from the town centre.

Situated in a beautiful West Country market town near Longleat, Stonehenge, Bath and Bristol. A spacious, light, recently renovated, modern, self-contained studio room with own entrance and garden area. En-suite shower room and use of shared sink, fridge, washing machine and microwave. Parking space. Breakfast is not provided, but tea & coffee in your room. Good amenities near by. Town centre 20 mins walk with cafes, restaurants, theatres and cinema close by. Single night bookings offered.

You can make your stay in our home as sociable or as private as you wish. A lovely private space with your own entrance . Friendly dogs welcome .

Frome is wonderful! So much to do particularly if you like the arts, historical buildings or walking. A busy professional theatre 5 mins walk away and the town and all its amenities is 5 minute drive , 20min walk .

The coach house is an annexe to our home, with its own entrance and parking on a quiet no through lane, a short drive from the medieval village of Nunney and 3 miles from the popular market town of Frome. Bath, Longleat, Stourhead, Bruton, Wells and Glastonbury are all only a short distance away.

The coach house is a large, airy space with room for relaxing. It also has a dining table and chairs and a kitchenette with all the basic cooking facilities including fridge, combination microwave/convection oven and grill, and two ring hob. There is a kingsize bed with quality cotton bedding, converting to singles if necessary. There is a separate wet room with shower and WC, and plenty of fluffy towels. A range of tea and fresh coffee making facilities are always available. As are fresh milk, eggs from our chickens and flowers from our garden. Our views and sunsets are beautiful!

A walk beyond the gated road past a duck pond reaches a petrol station with shop. A longer walk or short drive takes you to the medieval village of Nunney, with its own ruined, moated castle, pub and shop and cafe. The market town of Frome, with an abundance of independent shops and restaurants and more listed buildings than any other town in Somerset, is 3 miles away.