Frome is an old market town with narrow streets named after the River Frome and lies about six miles west of Warminster. St Aldhem founded a mission here in the 7th century and in Domesday there is mention of four mills, a church and a market which still takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It owed its prosperity in the Middle Ages to the rise of the cloth-making industry and Daniel Defoe thought it might become one of the richest inland towns in the country. Today there are many fine listed buildings in the town centre.
Keyford Heights is situated off Randolph Road to the south of the town centre....
Facilities include a visiting manager and emergency alarm service, lift, lounge, dining room, laundry, hobby room, hairdressing salon, library, assisted bathing...
Longleat Court is situated at the top of Park Road off Christchurch Street West to the west of the town...
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