Council office building in the centre of Taunton, temporarily vacant for the winter months 2023/24. A block is the oldest part of the three-building complex, dating from 1935s and is…

Part of the Glastonbury Abbey estate and built as a residence in the early 19th century, it provides spectacular views down the axis of the abbey church. The house still…

Apex Leisure and Wildlife Park straddles Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge, covering approximately 42 acres. The Park includes a range of facilities including a large children’s play area, woodland walk, fishing lake,…

Ashton Windmill is a Grade II* Listed Building constructed circa 1832. The windmill is a circular four-storey white washed stone rubble structure, with a contoured weather boarded roof, feature sails…

A six-mile stretch of sandy beach and mudflats between Burnham-on-Sea and Brean, with grass and dunes in places. A popular holiday destination. The remains of the SS Nornen is visible…

An example of a public garden from the late Victorian/Edwardian period. Originally opened in 1902. Features a bandstand, seating, large areas of open space and formal bed planting. The River…

Boden Mill is a Grade II listed building, four storeys in height with a large attic space on the 5th floor. The mill has a number of empty spaces still…

A seven-mile stretch of sandy beach, with grass and dunes in places. Somerset Council manages the stretch south of the wooden beach groynes near to Brean Down (Brean Down and…

Historic Port of Bridgwater that was operational between 1845 and 1971 (although boats operated from 1348), now consisting of a Marina Basin feeding into the Taunton and Bridgwater Canal and…

The iconic wooden lighthouse built on nine wooden piles dates from 1832 and is a Grade II Heritage listed structure. It is 9 metres tall and remains an active navigation…

A cider farm, orchards and apple distillery. The farm is 200 acres of traditional trees, good access and privacy and low ambient noise levels. The farm also has a log…

Empty office space, over five floors, dating from 1970s. Part of Somerset Council’s County Hall complex (C block adjoins two other office buildings which are operating as usual). Partly furnished…

Chard Reservoir Local Nature Reserve consists of wildflower meadows and woodland edge surrounding the expanse of open water with spectacular scenery. A fantastic site for bird watching and walking. There…

Cheddar Gorge Caves consists of two cave systems: Gough’s Cave and Cox’s Caves, both are UK and world renown, 500,000 years old and excavated in the 19th century. Both feature…

The largest inland gorge in Britain, found in the heart of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. An A-road runs through the gorge itself. An area of associated…

A tourist attraction in Cheddar Gorge, comprising of several buildings circa 1970s and earlier including a café with large terrace with spectacular views up the gorge. A small museum about…

A 16th Century Manor House, remodelled in the ‘Jacobethan’ style and Grade 2* listed status. Comprised of 3 principle buildings, some ancillary buildings and a walled garden. The principle buildings…

A modern wing built adjacent to a 16th Century Manor House, the “Hyde” is a RIBA award-winning residential conference facility built in 2009. It’s a wooden clad and black-stained contemporary…