Glastonbury Town Hall

Description

Georgian Town Hall building in the centre of Glastonbury, dating from 1814 and a Grade II* listed building. The building has 2 floors, the upper floor being accessible by lift.

The ground floor comprises of a main hall, built in 1930, with a proscenium stage and an adjacent kitchen or bar area. The first floor houses the Council Chamber with an adjoining Mayor’s Parlour with connecting door.

The front of the building, designed in neo-classical style, has a terrace area which overlooks Magdalene Street.

How to contact us

For contact details and further information about this location, please email filming@somerset.gov.uk

Type of Location

Historic
Municipal *
Urban

Address details

Property address:Town Hall, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9EL
County:Somerset
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Approx travel time from Bristol:1 hour
Approx travel time from London:3 hours

Property details

Property status:Operational
Access:Accessed via town centre road network so no restrictions
Access:The building is normally open between 8am and 6pm. Access at other times by prior arrangement. The spaces in the building are well used, so booking well in advance is essential.
Noise:Town centre location so some traffic or event noise
Parking:None on site, but St Dunstan’s pay and display car park (68 spaces) adjacent.
Parking details:St. Dunstan’s pay-and-display car park is adjacent to the Town Hall and is owned by Glastonbury Town Council. Use of this car park by large vehicles is by prior arrangement.