2 Bed End Terrace, West End, BA10

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EDIT: Water rates are included within the rent. 

The cottage is a 19th century building in the local Somerset style and is set in the corner of a right angle row and passes over an attractive coaching arch. This is Bruton's conservation area, centrally located and preserved for it's character and style.

Behind are the Hauser & Wirth artists workshops which occasionally host travelling exhibitions.

Internally the cottage is clean and bright with 2 double bedrooms, 1 larger than the other. It is heated by gas central heating in all rooms which runs on an easy to operate manual thermostat to keep you cosy. Hot water is available 24hrs a day on tap.

The living room space has a large and comfortable sofa and leather armchair. there is a small table and 4 chairs to allow you to enjoy meals at home during your stay.

The kitchen is cute and functional. The cooker has both grill and hotplates and there is a kettle, fridge with freezer compartment.  There is a washing machine and tumble dryer at the cottage.

The bathroom has a wc, basin and bath with shower attachment.

There is outdoor seating in the garden with an all weather washing line.

The cottage comes with a private allocated off-street parking space.. much sort after in Bruton.

Main features

• Two double bedrooms (1 double aspect bedroom of good size and 1 smaller which may be used as a bedroom or office)
• One bathroom
• Garden and parking
• Furnished
• Bills Exclusive
• Close to amenities 
• Water rates included in the rent!

The Town

Bruton is a very pretty medieval town... a great community. Circa 3000 people in the town... it's really a big village.

There are 2 vibrant pubs on the high street and many good restaurants with The Chapel being a favourite and Matt's Kitchen, Roth Bar and Grill, the michelin starred Osip is close by and The Old Pharmacy also having strong reputations. Good cocktails are available at The Chapel and Hauser & Wirth. There is a new wine bar on the high street.

Out of town country walks and luxury dining are available at the nearby Newt and and not so far Babington House. 

If art is your thing then world class contemporary art is on show at the Hauser & Wirth Gallery and there are numerous other smaller galleries dotted around.

Local countryside is a must... if you are not too athletic then a short walk to the Dovecote which overlooks the town will still be in your capabilities... beyond that for the more adventurous are King Alfred's Tower and Stourhead ornamental gardens, Cadbury Castle and Glastonbury Tor. So
much to see and do...

Local towns to visit are beautiful georgian Bath (20 miles), fashionable market town Frome (10 miles), spiritual Glastonbury (17 miles) and tiny pretty city Wells (10 miles). Stonehenge ancient monument is just 30 miles away.

At the end of June each year Glastonbury Festival happens just 8 miles away 9the festival takes a 1 year break in 2026). Bruton makes an excellent oasis from which to commute to the event. 

Bruton has great schools, a variety of good food shops including an organic shop and a post office. There is a pharmacy and doctor’s surgery in the town.