1-bed
£97,500
1 bed • 1 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
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3-bed
£219,375
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
3-bed
£315,000
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
3-bed
£330,000
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
3-bed
£350,000
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
4-bed
£445,000
4 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
3-bed
£450,000
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
3-bed
£460,000
3 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
4-bed
£500,000
4 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
4-bed
£500,000
4 bed • 2 bath
Somerton, Somerset
Available Jul 2025
Somerton Mead
Somerton Overview
Average Price: £366,688
Available Now: 10 properties
Total Listed: 10 properties
Transport
Somerton benefits from good road connectivity via the A303, providing easy access to nearby towns and cities including Yeovil and Taunton. While there is no direct railway station in Somerton, the nearest stations at Castle Cary and Yeovil offer regular services to London and the South West, making it convenient for commuters.
🚗 Proximity to the A303 trunk road connecting to the M5 motorway
🚂 Castle Cary railway station with services to London Paddington and Exeter
🚂 Yeovil Pen Mill and Yeovil Junction stations offering regional rail links
🚌 Local bus services connecting Somerton to surrounding villages and towns
🚗 Access to Bristol and Bath via nearby road networks
✈️ Close to Bristol Airport, approximately 45 minutes away by car
Nearby Areas
Why Somerton?
Somerton is an attractive market town with a rich history and a strong sense of community, making it ideal for families and professionals alike. Its charming streets, historic architecture, and proximity to beautiful countryside offer a peaceful yet connected lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to quality local amenities, schools, and leisure facilities while being within easy reach of larger urban centres.
• Historic market town with a heritage dating back to Saxon times
• Close proximity to the scenic Somerset Levels and Mendip Hills
• Range of independent shops, cafes, and traditional pubs in the town centre
• Good selection of primary and secondary schools in and around the area
• Access to healthcare services including local GP practices and nearby hospitals
• Regular community events and a strong local farmers market
• Well-maintained parks and recreational facilities for families
• Growing local economy with small businesses and artisan producers