Church View, Lullington

The Orchard Leigh is a 4 double bedroom delightful home with a spacious garden, a double carport and an EV charging point.  On the ground floor there is a generous living room with a striking stone fireplace surround with hearth and wood burning stove, a beautifully designed Masterclass kitchen and dining area complete with granite worktops, a Quooker tap, wine cooler and premium integrated appliances.  There is also a utility room, dedicated home office and WC.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms with the principal suite having a private dressing room and an ensuite, while the second bedroom also benefits from its own ensuite.  A contemporary family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

The Orchard Leigh works hard for you behind the scenes. Achieving an impressive EPC B rating, this home is far ahead of the typical older property rated D or E. Built with high-performance insulation, airtight construction, an advanced air source heat pump, and underfloor heating throughout, you'll enjoy consistent warmth in every room – without the bills to match. Buyers moving from an older property could save on average over £420 a year on their energy costs.*

This home has been crafted by Ashford Homes, a celebrated local developer and proud recipient of multiple LABC awards in both 2024 and 2025, including the National Award for Best Development. For complete peace of mind, the property also comes with a 10-year LABC structural warranty.

Source: Watt a Save, 2026 – Home Builders Federation (HBF) and Octopus Energy

Welcome to Church View, an exclusive collection of four high-specification homes set in the charming village of Wanstrow. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully finished, these bespoke residences combine modern comfort with the timeless appeal of rural life. Set against the scenic backdrop of St Mary’s Church, and surrounded by unspoiled countryside, Church View offers a rare opportunity to enjoy refined living in a truly picturesque setting. Wanstrow is a historic Somerset village nestled among rolling hills and steeped in character. With medieval origins, it features traditional stone cottages and tree-lined lanes, creating a quintessential English village atmosphere.

Despite its peaceful setting, Wanstrow has a vibrant and welcoming community. The local pub, The King William IV, is a beloved gathering place, offering hearty meals, a traditional skittles alley, and a warm, sociable environment. For daily essentials and rural living needs, family owned independent business Redwood Rare Breeds has a farm shop, café and several rare farm animals that you can visit and feed with the family, while larger supermarkets and retail options are just a short drive away.

Wanstrow is perfectly placed for access to two of Somerset’s most vibrant and artistic towns. Just six miles away is the charming town of Bruton, a stylish destination popular with creatives and professionals alike. Home to the internationally renowned Hauser & Wirth art gallery, as well as the beautifully landscaped Newt in Somerset estate and gardens, Bruton combines country charm with cultural flair. The town offers exceptional schooling, dining, and independent retail, making it a jewel of the local area. Equally close lies Frome, a lively market town celebrated for its independent spirit, artisan markets, and thriving arts scene. Cobbled streets wind between boutique shops, cafés and galleries, while the iconic Cheese & Grain hosts everything from live music and theatre to vintage fairs. With a wealth of restaurants, pubs, supermarkets and excellent schools, Frome has everything you could need.

Located just off the A359, Wanstrow offers a rural lifestyle while still being well-connected to nearby towns and cities, making it an ideal location for families and professionals alike. For those commuting further afield, the A361 provides easy access to the A303, a main route that connects the South West to London. Public transportation is also accessible, with the nearby railway stations of Bruton and Frome offering regular services to London Paddington, Bath, Bristol, and other major cities. This makes Wanstrow a suitable location for those who seek a quiet country lifestyle without being too far removed from urban conveniences. Air travel is also accessible, with Bristol Airport reachable in under an hour, and Exeter Airport just over an hour’s drive.

Church View is ideally located for access to a range of high-quality schools, both state and independent. In the nearby towns of Bruton and Frome, families will find a selection of well-rated primary and secondary schools. Independent options include King’s Bruton and Bruton School for Girls, both with excellent reputations for academic achievement and pastoral care. All Hallows School, set in nearby Cranmore, provides outstanding education for younger children in a nurturing environment. These schools, along with additional options in Wells, Shepton Mallet and Bath, ensure Church View is perfectly positioned for families seeking a strong educational foundation.

Wanstrow, Somerset

Welcome to Church View, an exclusive collection of four high-specification homes set in the charming village of Wanstrow. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully finished, these bespoke residences combine modern comfort with the timeless appeal of rural life. Set against the scenic backdrop of St Mary’s Church, and surrounded by unspoiled countryside, Church View offers a rare opportunity to enjoy refined living in a truly picturesque setting. Wanstrow is a historic Somerset village nestled among rolling hills and steeped in character. With medieval origins, it features traditional stone cottages and tree-lined lanes, creating a quintessential English village atmosphere.

Despite its peaceful setting, Wanstrow has a vibrant and welcoming community. The local pub, The King William IV, is a beloved gathering place, offering hearty meals, a traditional skittles alley, and a warm, sociable environment. For daily essentials and rural living needs, family owned independent business Redwood Rare Breeds has a farm shop, café and several rare farm animals that you can visit and feed with the family, while larger supermarkets and retail options are just a short drive away.

Wanstrow is perfectly placed for access to two of Somerset’s most vibrant and artistic towns. Just six miles away is the charming town of Bruton, a stylish destination popular with creatives and professionals alike. Home to the internationally renowned Hauser & Wirth art gallery, as well as the beautifully landscaped Newt in Somerset estate and gardens, Bruton combines country charm with cultural flair. The town offers exceptional schooling, dining, and independent retail, making it a jewel of the local area. Equally close lies Frome, a lively market town celebrated for its independent spirit, artisan markets, and thriving arts scene. Cobbled streets wind between boutique shops, cafés and galleries, while the iconic Cheese & Grain hosts everything from live music and theatre to vintage fairs. With a wealth of restaurants, pubs, supermarkets and excellent schools, Frome has everything you could need.

Located just off the A359, Wanstrow offers a rural lifestyle while still being well-connected to nearby towns and cities, making it an ideal location for families and professionals alike. For those commuting further afield, the A361 provides easy access to the A303, a main route that connects the South West to London. Public transportation is also accessible, with the nearby railway stations of Bruton and Frome offering regular services to London Paddington, Bath, Bristol, and other major cities. This makes Wanstrow a suitable location for those who seek a quiet country lifestyle without being too far removed from urban conveniences. Air travel is also accessible, with Bristol Airport reachable in under an hour, and Exeter Airport just over an hour’s drive.

Church View is ideally located for access to a range of high-quality schools, both state and independent. In the nearby towns of Bruton and Frome, families will find a selection of well-rated primary and secondary schools. Independent options include King’s Bruton and Bruton School for Girls, both with excellent reputations for academic achievement and pastoral care. All Hallows School, set in nearby Cranmore, provides outstanding education for younger children in a nurturing environment. These schools, along with additional options in Wells, Shepton Mallet and Bath, ensure Church View is perfectly positioned for families seeking a strong educational foundation.

Wanstrow, Somerset