[Within the extensive grounds are the Gloucester Lodge Gates. Perched either side of the ancient wooden gates, these imposing lodges are referred to more as a medieval castle!!]
[A former Cistercian monastery dating from the 12th century. Within the house available rooms include cellars]
[A former Cistercian monastery dating from the 12th century with medieval Cloisters, the 16th century Great Hall, the vaulted Undercroft, Library and Chapel, Surrounded by 30 acres of award winning gardens and at the heart of a 1600 acre estate with farmland and woodland]
[An enchanting candlelit Saxon church and one of the smallest in England, with seating for only 40-50 people]
[St Mary's church is perched on an island within the 35 acre fishing lake and was made famous by Henry Newbolt's poem, The Tale of Fidele and the BBC programme "a passion for churches"]
[A splendid 19th Century Chapel which was built in 1907 and seats 300]
[The present Cathedral was begun about 1175 on a new site to the north of an old minster church]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[A stunning tract of country in west Somerset where Exmoor tumbles to the sea. The gem of the Estate is the ancient port of Porlock Weir where historic buildings cluster round the unspoilt harbour, offering many ideal locations for filming and photography]
[A delightful stone thatched cottage dating from the late 15th century, with its beautiful garden and panoramic views from the Quantocks to the Mendips and Glastonbury Tor. Although there are the inevitable later additions, the house still retains much of its original character and feel, with reed thatch, large fireplaces with woodburning stoves, and exposed beams on the ceilings and walls]
[This gracious and elegant Georgian manor house is set in its own grounds in the heart of Glastonbury. It has a wonderful view over the town that is Somerset's legendary, mystical and spiritual centre. The house is surrounded by trees and is therefore secluded and quiet even though close to the heart of Glastonbury]
[Dating from the mid 1600's, it is an ideal location for Period Drama. The beautiful drawing room overlooks the lawn and terrace and many of the other rooms retain original panelling along with fascinating alcoves, arches and fine wooden and stone floors]
[A former Cistercian monastery dating from the 12th century surrounded by 30 acres of award winning gardens and at the heart of a 1600 acre estate with farmland and woodland]
[This superb Regency house is set in lush countryside on the edge of the delightful medieval market town of Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. It is surrounded by an idyllic landscape of lovely woodland and lawned gardens complete with a lake]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[Built in grand Jacobean style, boasts the most elegantly theatrical interior of any country house hotel]
[Set in the beautiful rural location of the Midford Valley near the World Heritage City of Bath, Monkton Combe with its extensive grounds and elegant stone buildings provides the perfect backdrop for stills shoots and many types of Period Drama for Film and TV]
[A magnificent 42 bedroomed Victorian Stately home set within 550 acres of unspoiled parkland. Rooms contain original features such as crystal wall candle sconces and ornate ceiling work, original stained glass windows and cunningly hidden pews, a Victorian kitchen, with the old table original ovens and Belfast sinks]
[Yarlington House was built in 1782, this was very much the heyday of Georgian architecture and the results speak for themselves: built of mellow brick with stone facings, it is a perfect example of the period both inside and out. The rooms are light, spacious and gracious and the gardens give endless variety]
[Set at the head of the beautiful Chew Valley within seven acres of parkland, surrounded by a wide selection of native trees and an impressive array of wildlife, Winford Manor is the perfect setting. The wind of change has swept through this lovely building, where the rooms have been sympathetically renovated by local builders]
[Full of historical interest and characteristic features, the 400 years of history is evident throughout the house and grounds]
[A Grade II listed former hunting lodge with courtyard and large walled garden, set on an idyllic village green]
[A Victorian country house set in 4 acres of grounds. Located in the peaceful hamlet of West Bradley on the edge of the Mendip Hills and the Somerset Levels]
[Full of historical interest and characteristic features, the 400 years of history is evident throughout the house and grounds]
[At the heart of a 1600 acre estate it has access to farmland, woodland and a working farm including a herd of pedigree Devon Cattle, 1600 milking goats, soft fruit farm and arable]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[Included in the grounds is the original red brick farmhouse, outside largely untouched and inside modernised without loosing it's original features and with the walled garden to explore is a real experience]
[A medieval farm steeped in history and built for the monks at nearby Hinton Priory]
[Built in grand Jacobean style, boasts the most elegantly theatrical interior of any country house hotel]
[An Award winning hotel set the head of the beautiful Chew Valley with an emphasis on environmental awareness and accessible services. Set within seven acres of parkland, surrounded by a wide selection of native trees and an impressive array of wildlife, Winford Manor is the perfect setting]
[A 17th century coaching Inn, situated on the A39 at the foot of the Quantock Hills, close to the spectacular fossil beach at Kilve. The front of the pub is cobbled, with large coaching doors which were the old stables]
[A traditional public house which has been around for over 200 years. Located amongst the rolling country side of rural Somerset. Set in the generous garden grounds behind the pub, we also offer a large barn venue]
[A former Cistercian monastery dating from the 12th century. Within the house available rooms include a Library]
[A magnificent 42 bedroomed Victorian Stately home set within 550 acres of unspoiled parkland. Rooms contain original features such as crystal wall candle sconces and ornate ceiling work, original stained glass windows and cunningly hidden pews, a Victorian kitchen, with the old table original ovens and Belfast sinks]
[Vicars' Close is unique, physically connected to Wells Cathedral and the oldest intact medieval street in Europe (1348) still used for its original purpose]
[Vicars' Close is unique, physically connected to Wells Cathedral and the oldest intact medieval street in Europe (1348) still used for its original purpose]
[The Riverview Restaurant overlooks the gorgeous River Axe as it meanders through the extensive gardens and is the perfect setting]
[Set in the beautiful rural location of the Midford Valley near the World Heritage City of Bath, Monkton Combe with its extensive grounds and elegant stone buildings provides the perfect backdrop for stills shoots and many types of Period Drama for Film and TV]
[Founded in 1847 and boasts a fine range of high quality 18th Century, Gothic Style buildings complemented by 19th Century additions such as the splendid Chapel which was built in 1907 and seats 300 and the Theatre that under went a major refit in 1995]
[Situated in the beautiful City of Wells in the midst of the Somerset countryside we are delighted to welcome as a new location Wells Cathedral School]
[A stunning tract of country in west Somerset where Exmoor tumbles to the sea. The gem of the Estate is the ancient port of Porlock Weir where historic buildings cluster round the unspoilt harbour, offering many ideal locations for filming and photography]
[A range of pitches are available, three sports halls, 25 all weather tennis courts, 2 squash courts, 8 badminton courts, 1 basketball court, 2 volleyball courts, 7 netball courts, climbing wall, rugby and hockey pitches, 2 indoor soccer pitches, 6 rounders pitches, 4 cricket squares]
[A stunning tract of country in west Somerset where Exmoor tumbles to the sea. The gem of the Estate is the ancient port of Porlock Weir where historic buildings cluster round the unspoilt harbour, offering many ideal locations for filming and photography]
[Stabling and a large Sand Arena over looking the bay to Wales is ¼ of mile away from this 17th century coaching Inn. The pub is situated on the A39 at the foot of the Quantock Hills, close to the spectacular fossil beach at Kilve]
[Also included in the grounds is the Victorian stable block which remains as such from the outside, but inside have been converted into modem self catering holiday cottages which sleep from 2 to 12 people]
[The gate posts and stables are 18th century and there is a Mulberry tree in the middle of the courtyard]
[A fully equipped traditional courtyard style theatre with a maximum seating capacity of 150. The theatre under went a major refit in 1995]
[Cedars Hall which provides the capacity for audiences of 350. Eavis Hall is a flexible and modern performance space accommodating an orchestra of 60 performers and an audience of 250]
[Also included in the grounds is the Victorian stable block which remains as such from the outside, but inside have been converted into modem self catering holiday cottages which sleep from 2 to 12 people]
[Forest locations]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[A medieval farm steeped in history and set in 37 acres of stunning countryside]
[This gracious and elegant Georgian manor house is set in its own grounds in the heart of Glastonbury. It has a wonderful view over the town that is Somerset's legendary, mystical and spiritual centre. The house is surrounded by trees and is therefore secluded and quiet even though close to the heart of Glastonbury]
[Set in 22 acres of beautifully tended and welcoming gardens and grounds which includes a walled garden]
[The gardens are filled with trees, shrubs and flowers and a three acre orchard is home to the family ponies. A Georgian summer house and an arched Georgian alcove next to an ornamental pond provide relaxed seating whilst the more active may use the tennis court and secluded swimming pool. Beyond the formal gardens is a walled kitchen garden]
[30 acres of award winning gardens and at the heart of a 1600 acre estate with farmland and woodland. Features including a tempietto, pagoda, statuary, a cascade of ponds and a pleached beech house, Arboretum, Rock Garden, Bog Garden, working kitchen garden with a Victorian Vine house]
[This superb Regency house is set in lush countryside on the edge of the delightful medieval market town of Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. It is surrounded by an idyllic landscape of lovely woodland and lawned gardens complete with a lake]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[The five acres of gardens are populated with all manner of trees, plants, shrubs and has walkways. The gorgeous River Axe meanders through and has a waterfall and all manner of wildlife]
[Set in the beautiful rural location of the Midford Valley near the World Heritage City of Bath, Monkton Combe with its extensive grounds and elegant stone buildings provides the perfect backdrop for stills shoots and many types of Period Drama for Film and TV]
[A magnificent 42 bedroomed Victorian Stately home set within 550 acres of unspoiled parkland with a 35 acre fishing lake and 18-hole championship golf course]
[A Victorian country house set in 4 acres of grounds. It has mixed borders full of seasonal interest and unusual plants surround the house. Further on is a newly planted meadow with spring bulbs, fruit trees, wild roses and lilacs]
[Set at the head of the beautiful Chew Valley within seven acres of parkland, surrounded by a wide selection of native trees and an impressive array of wildlife, Winford Manor is the perfect setting. The wind of change has swept through this lovely building, where the rooms have been sympathetically renovated by local builders]
[The walled kitchen garden and the dovecote are contemporary with the house. The gardens are stunning with a wealth of interesting features set within a ha-ha (sunken wall)]
[Set within 550 acres of unspoiled parkland is a 35 acre fishing lake and 18-hole championship golf course]
[A Victorian country house set in 4 acres of grounds. It has mixed borders full of seasonal interest and unusual plants surround the house. Further on is a newly planted meadow with spring bulbs, fruit trees, wild roses and lilacs]
[A medieval farm steeped in history and set in 37 acres of stunning countryside]
[The gardens are filled with trees, shrubs and flowers and a three acre orchard is home to the family ponies. A Georgian summer house and an arched Georgian alcove next to an ornamental pond provide relaxed seating whilst the more active may use the tennis court and secluded swimming pool. Beyond the formal gardens is a walled kitchen garden]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[This superb Regency house is set in lush countryside on the edge of the delightful medieval market town of Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. It is surrounded by an idyllic landscape of lovely woodland and lawned gardens complete with a lake]
[Situated within the grounds is a fabulous boathouse, which has recently been built on a bank of the gorgeous River Axe as it meanders through the extensive gardens]
[A magnificent 13th Century Manor set in 100 acres of stunning parkland at the heart of a sprawling 2000 acre Estate, comprising of farms, lakes, walnut groves, orchards, Somerset wetlands, cottages and ancient barns]
[Within the grounds is St Mary's church perched on an island within the 35 acre fishing lake and was made famous by Henry Newbolt's poem, The Tale of Fidele and the BBC programme "a passion for churches"]
[This superb Regency house is set in lush countryside on the edge of the delightful medieval market town of Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. It is surrounded by an idyllic landscape of lovely woodland and lawned gardens complete with a lake]
[At the heart of a 1600 acre estate it has access to farmland, woodland and a working farm including a herd of pedigree Devon Cattle, 1600 milking goats, soft fruit farm and arable]
[Behind Porlock Weir the Estate lands stretch up steep wooded slopes and valleys to a hinterland of wild, heather-covered moorland rich in wildlife. This area of ancient oak woodlands, pinewoods and larch plantations has many tracks, streams and water splashes, as well as small, deserted and enigmatic quarries]
