WELLS: 01749 670079CASTLE CARY: 01963 351993SOMERTON: 01458 767689
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Guide Price
£850,000

A handsome and beautifully restored Grade II Listed town house

A:Bailey Hill, Castle Cary

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Exceptional restoration of former butchers and pie-shop to make an elegant home
Extremely convenient location in the heart of the town
Five bedrooms and three reception rooms
High level of attention to detail and quality of materials used throughout
Grade II Listed early 19th century dwelling
Fully enclosed and re-landscaped courtyard

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