The Rectory – Rooftop garden Woodland Retreat

About this listing

Bruton is rated as the the Notting Hill of South West and 6th coolest places to live in the UK. A priory was founded at Bruton in 1142 by William de Mohun. The priory was raised to abbey status in 1510. At the dissolution the abbey was first leased and then sold to the Berkeley family who converted the abbey buildings into a manor house.

This beautiful house located in woodland setting offers roof top garden and patio. It is ideal for guests looking to stay either short or long term and caters to all needs and requirements.

The stylish high end kitchen comes with marble work top, equipped with a dishwasher and microwave along with a dining table and seating for 6. There is a Dolce Gusto coffee machine if you wish to bring your own pods.

The lounge and sitting room is decorated to high standard and offers a flatscreen TV with free view and Netflix for use with your own account.