Millards Hill House is a Grade II listed Georgian mansion in rural Somerset, England, with 44 acres of pasture and woodland. The property features period details such as sash windows, open fireplaces, and dentilled cornicing, and has a grand entrance hall with Tuscan columns. The house has 9 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, including a two-bedroom annexe, and provides extensive entertaining space with a large south-facing drawing room and terrace. There are also a covered swimming pool and pool house, and the old tennis court could be reinstated. The property benefits from a range of outbuildings, including a detached two-bedroom cottage, and is surrounded by mature gardens. The equestrian facilities include 16 stables, a waxed sand and rubber outdoor manège, and a four-horse walker. The property is located half a mile from the rural village of Trudoxhill, with good shopping and leisure facilities in the nearby town of Frome, and is well situated for access to the A36 and beyond.