Properties in Glastonbury and Street

Dreaming of Victorian charm with a modern twist? Look no further than this Burcott Road beauty, just a hop, skip, and a jump from the historic heart of Wells. Set over three glorious floors, this four-bedroom family home offers period features galore, light-filled rooms, and a perfect garden for green thumbs or lazy Sundays. On the market with our sponsors, Sandersons, and priced between £425,000 and £450,000, it's ready and waiting to welcome you home.

Step through the charming part-glazed front door, and you're greeted by original floor tiles—a hint of the home's rich history.

Ever dreamed of a cosy countryside retreat with free Glastonbury Festival tickets thrown in?

Beech Cottage in the idyllic village of Pilton might just be your perfect match. This 3/4-bedroom semi-detached gem combines old-world charm with modern living, plus a few extras that make it truly unique and it's on the market with a guide price of £600,000.

This week, we're spotlighting a true Somerset gem in Shapwick: a stunning Grade II listed former schoolhouse, now a spacious family home on the market for a guide price of £850,000 – £900,000.

With four en-suite double bedrooms and all the unique charm you'd expect from a historic building of this calibre, this property is listed with our sponsors, Sandersons, and balances period features with contemporary living, offering a slice of local history wrapped in modern comfort.

A four-bedroom home in the heart of Wedmore is on the market with Sandersons UK, offering a superb blend of rural charm and modern design at a guide price of £475,000 to £500,000. Just a short stroll from the village centre, this semi-detached property is perfect for families looking for space, character, and those sought-after Mendip views.

The ground floor features an open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area that forms the heart of the home. Designed by a previous owner who was an architect, this light-filled space has been carefully crafted with double doors leading to a terrace and garden, alongside roof lights that bring in additional natural light. The modern kitchen includes a central island, integrated appliances, ample storage, and a Rangemaster cooker. The living area benefits from a contemporary log burner, offering warmth and ambience during the cooler months.

This week's featured property is a stunning Grade II listed former farmhouse that beautifully blends historic charm with modern living.

Set in the heart of the sought-after village of Wedmore, this five-bedroom period home on Sand Road is up for grabs with a guide price of £1.5 to £1.75 million through Sandersons.

This well-presented three-bedroom detached bungalow on Wells Road, just outside the historic city of Wells, offers the perfect blend of countryside living and modern convenience. Nestled between the village of Wookey Hole and the city of Wells, this property boasts beautiful gardens, a converted outbuilding, and potential for expansion to create a larger family home.

It's on the market with Sandersons Wells, with a guide price of £500,000 to £550,000.

Looking for a dream home with breathtaking views and all the modern luxuries?

This impressive five-bedroom detached house on Ash Lane in Wells could be exactly what you're after. With a guide price of £1,250,000, this individually designed property offers nearly 3,000 square feet of versatile living space, making it perfect for families who love to entertain, relax, and enjoy life in style.

A long, wet, Winter followed by a long, wet Spring means millions of British gardens are suffering from the catastrophic effects of waterlogging, damaged plants, and bug infestations.

According to data from MyBuilder.com, the reliable way to hire tradespeople, nearly a fifth (17 per cent) of UK residents said their lawns were ruined, while 15 per cent said their plants and trees had been damaged. According to government statistics, the 18-month period starting in November 2022 and ending in April 2024, has been the wettest on record (since 1871).

Chard in Somerset has been identified as the leading property hotspot in the UK, with an impressive 123% increase in house prices from 2023.

The town's average house price now stands at £245,202, according to Rightmove. This significant rise places Chard at the forefront of Rightmove's list, ahead of Hilton in Derbyshire and Padgate in Cheshire, which both saw an increase of 112%.

Elan Homes is enhancing the home-buying experience in Glastonbury with a deposit boost scheme, offering up to £10,000 towards the deposits on selected properties within its sought-after Avalon development.

With the initiative entering its final phase, prospective buyers are encouraged to seize this opportunity.