A beautiful collection of just thirty seven 3 & 4 bedroom homes,set on the outskirts of the Somerset town of Castle Cary with its traditional shops, pubs and local weekly market along with good schools. With the fresh air and open space Weavers field has everything you and your family needs to live and thrive.
Ideally situated the town sits between the A37 to the west, running from Bristol to Weymouth, and the A303 to the south running through Wincanton. There are also excellent rail links to London Paddington with the station only 2 mins from the development. it’s ideal for both work and leisure. And when you add in a choice of primary and secondary schools in the area you couldn’t be better placed.
The development enjoys the benefit of being adjacent to the Fairfield Community Project which is 4.5 acres of public open space and includes pathways, a pump park and a meadow gym.
A spacious four bedroom detached home set over 3 floors with Double Garage and parking
from £450,000
A Three bedroom semi detached home set over 3 floors.
Four Bedroom Detached Home with Garage & Parking
A Four Bedroom Detached Home with Garage & Parking
A spacious four bedroom detached home set over 3 floors with Double Garage and parking
Castle Cary is a charming Somerset market town, with a population of around 3000,
on the edge of some beautiful rolling countryside located 8 miles south of Shepton
Mallet between Bath and Yeovil.
Apart from the time around the Glastonbury Music Festival when 150,000 people
descend on the area – the nearest train station to the venue at Pilton about 7 miles
away is at Castle Cary – the town remains relatively quiet and unspoilt.
There are the delights and bustle of Bath just 24 miles away, while fashionable Frome
and burgeoning Bruton are close by as well, but Castle Cary retains an unspoilt charm.
The golden stone of the local buildings combine with the countryside South Somerset
setting to exude a warm glow that is enhanced by a friendly village atmosphere.
You will not find much evidence of the ‘castle’ element of the Castle Cary name because the 12th century castle has long since disappeared. By the end of the 17th century Castle Cary had developed an industry of cloth-making and later horsehair weaving. This was utilised mainly for upholstery, manufactured at John Boyd Textiles factory which is still operating today using some of the original techniques. Over the last 50 years the town has expanded to the north, but the centre has changed little and runs along the foot of the steep, grassy Lodge Hill where the castle used to stand. Historic buildings like the Market House (now home to the museum), the Round House (a small 18th century prison) and the old George Inn are still prominent together with many fine nineteenth-century shop-fronts.
Townhouses
Off Pesters Lane, Somerton, Somerset TA11 7AA
2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes
Station Road, South Molton, Devon EX36 3DN
3 & 4 bedroom homes
Station Road, Ansford, Castle Cary, Somerset BA7 7PA
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John
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Paul & Margaret
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Steve & Fiona
“Elan build really solid homes and the four-bedroom Southwold was perfect for us, it’s our forever home. The bedrooms are all a good size so as the children grow older and want to spend more time in their bedrooms; they’ll have lots of space.”
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