Properties in Glastonbury

Wearyall House is a distinguished 7 bedroom Victorian family house situated in an elevated position on a quiet road in Glastonbury. Built in 1900, it retains all the hallmarks of a fine period residence and combines these with thoroughly modern features that include a fabulous fully glazed and double height extension that acts as a dining area or secondary living space. The house is presented in immaculate condition and enjoys sensational views of the river Brue and the countryside beyond.

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This week's property of the week from our sponsors Heritage Estates, is for the over 55s!

It's a lovely large and bright retirement apartment in the popular Cavendish Lodge development.

Glastonbury estate agent, Heritage Estates, has been so successful that all of the properties on its books have been taken.

And there are people lining up to rent and buy new homes as soon as they come on the market.

This week's property of the week, on the market with our exclusive property sponsor, Heritage Estates, is a really lovely three-bedroom, semi-detached family home in an attractive location close to the town centre.

The home on Compton Close is ideal for modern family living. On the ground floor there's the kitchen (with fitted gas hob and electric oven) and a lovely bright living room (with space for a dining table) with French doors opening to the garden.

The Hermitage is the type of property that doesn't come on the market very often.

Close to Glastonbury Tor, and the vibrant town centre it's got a truly fabulous location.

This week's Property of the Week offers a wealth of possibilities for someone looking for a commercial opportunity.

Mandy, owner of Heritage Estates which is marketing the property, , said of the property: "This is a fantastic large studio space that would be ideal for a photographer's studio, vintage wear, candle shop, the possibilities are endless. And it is perfectly located at the top of the High Street. Viewing is needed to really appreciate the space."

If you're looking for a family home to rent in the centre of Glastonbury then you won't want to miss this week's property of the week.

The home on Carmine Close, just a few minutes' walk to the buzzing town centre, has four bedrooms and ample living space.

This week's Property of the Week is a golden opportunity for anyone looking to buy some retail space in Glastonbury town centre.

48, High Street – currently home toFairyland Aromatics – is on the market with Heritage Estates with an asking price of £175,000.

This week's Property of the Week is a golden opportunity for anyone looking to buy some retail space in Glastonbury town centre.

Owner of Heritage Estates, Mandy, says: "This little gem was built in 1777. It is Grade II-listed and it has seen many changes over the years. This is your opportunity to own a little piece of Glastonbury."

If you're looking for a new family home with bucket-loads of space and plenty of potential then this home on Wells Road, Glastonbury could be just what you're after.

Downstairs you'll find a spacious sitting room with a gas fire - ideal for cosy evenings together. Double doors lead to a dedicated dining room so you can sit down as a family and chat about your day over dinner. The kitchen is well equipped with loads of cupboard and work space, and built-in appliances including a fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, 6 ring gas hob, electric oven and even a fitted ironing board that hides in a draw!