About

A characterful 17th century townhouse occupying a prominent position on the historic High Street in Bruton, Somerset. Set across three floors, the property combines generous, well proportioned rooms with a wealth of original architectural features and a four tiered garden.

The house retains large stone and timber fireplaces, original beams, wood panelling, wooden floors and areas of Blue Lias stone flooring, creating a varied palette of historic textures throughout. Interiors are furnished with a carefully considered collection of contemporary furniture, original art and objects, providing a distinctive but versatile setting for photography and film.

The ground floor includes a kitchen, dining room, utility room, entrance hall, WC and a historic shop space at the front of the property. The shop can be hired separately, subject to availability. The first floor provides a lounge, two bedrooms and a bathroom, while the upper floor includes a further bedroom with en suite and an additional bedroom and study, with the study excluded from the hire.

Outside, the garden extends over four distinct tiers, offering a series of different levels and perspectives within the property. The combination of historic architecture, contemporary interiors and an unusual garden layout gives the house a strong sense of character while providing a range of settings within a relatively compact location.

The property is available for weekday hires between 7am and 7pm, with hours outside these times available by request. Ground floor loading access is available, with storage space also available for an additional fee. A garage provides parking for one car, while permits can be arranged for street parking and free parking is available on both adjacent streets.

Located in the heart of Bruton, the townhouse is well suited to fashion, editorial, advertising, interiors and stills photography, as well as smaller scale film productions requiring a distinctive historic Somerset setting.