Located in the desirable Little Keyford area, this historic Grade II listed residence, Keyford House, exudes character and offers substantial renovation potential. Built between the late 17th and early 18th centuries in the Strawberry Hill Gothic style, this property was once part of the prestigious Longleat Estate, adding to its rich heritage. The home spans three floors and features a traditional arrangement with a welcoming reception hall, multiple reception rooms, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, and an orangery that invites ample natural light. The extensive cellar enhances functionality while the eight bedrooms across the upper levels provide significant accommodation for family or guests.
Set on generously sized landscaped gardens, there’s plenty of outdoor space to enjoy. The property also includes off-street parking and an outbuilding previously permitted for conversion into a one-bedroom cottage—an attractive opportunity that could be revisited by prospective buyers.
While current owners have made several thoughtful improvements over their long tenure, including exterior upgrades and energy-efficient installations like a new boiler, further enhancements could unlock even more value. With Frome's vibrant amenities just a short walk away and excellent transport links nearby, this home is ideally positioned for both comfort and convenience. For those interested in investing in a property with historical significance and room for personal touch, Keyford House presents an exciting opportunity.
