An exceptional period home of considerable merit, standing prominently close to Wells Cathedral and the two notable 15th-century gatehouses, the Bishop’s Eye and Penniless Porch.

Grade II* listed, the house dates to at least the 17th century and is filled with character and numerous period features. Offering generous accommodation of around 3,600 sq. ft., it includes a spacious reception hall, inner courtyard, drawing room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast room, utility room and extensive cellars. On the upper floors there is a principal suite with bathroom, two further bedroom suites with bathrooms, a fourth bedroom, additional bathroom, and a magnificent second-floor family sitting room (37 ft. x 22 ft.). A large first-floor terrace completes the accommodation.

 

At the front of the house lies a courtyard garden, attractively screened by mature hedging, with a backdrop of The Green and the Cathedral.

 

In short - An historic home in a world renowned location adjacent to Wells Cathedral.

The house occupies a privileged position in the historic heart of Wells, on Cathedral Green, with the Cathedral as a backdrop and only a short walk from the ancient Market Place, the moated Bishop’s Palace and Vicars’ Close. This highly sought-after area is surrounded by a wealth of medieval, Georgian and Victorian houses and buildings, contributing to its unique character and enduring appeal.

 

Listed Grade II* for its Special Architectural and Historical Interest, the property was built in the 17th century (or earlier) against the city’s medieval wall and was extensively remodelled in the 18th century.