Properties in Glastonbury

This week's property of the week from our sponsors Roderick Thomas is a beautiful home on Portway with great privacy, very flexible accommodation, an income stream, a beautiful garden, parking and a convenient position within walking distance of Wells city centre.

Ashford House includes a 3-bedroom house plus two separate studio apartments currently used for letting and producing a substantial income. They are also suited for incorporation within the main house accommodation.

This most unique period home is brought to the market following an extensive period of renovation. The main house retains numerous features, offers open plan living and is fitted with floor to ceiling windows which promote extensive southerly views. The first floor accommodation features an impressive family bathroom and two bedrooms, the larger bedroom enjoys its own private balcony. There are two detached holiday lets which have proven very popular with guests. They benefit from independent access and well presented accommodation set over two floors. The landscaped gardens offer numerous raised seating areas enhancing the the stunning views.

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This week's property of the week is a beautifully renovated four bedroom family home with stunning southerly views across the moors just a short distance from the centre of Glastonbury town.

The accommodation includes an entrance hall, open-plan ground-floor living with a kitchen, dining area, sitting room, garden room, utility, 5th bedroom/study, w/c, four-first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom.

4 Levels View is the last remaining plot on the development and is available for immediate occupation.

These contemporary, semi detached four bedroom houses, have been designed and built with great consideration and attention to detail, using quality finishes, fittings and materials to create modern, distinctive, energy efficient homes. This particular plot also benefits from upgrades to the floor coverings and kitchen (including an induction hob and wine cooler).

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."