Cary as the locals call it, is a pretty market town in South Somerset with historic buildings – 18th century Market House, 19th century lock up and thatched George Inn – and a fab collection of indies supplying all you desire. You need never leave (although if you do, the connections are good). Cary as the locals call it, is a pretty market town in South Somerset with historic buildings – 18th century Market House, 19th century lock up and thatched George Inn – and a fab collection of indies supplying all you desire. You need never leave (although if you do, the connections are good).
Cary as the locals call it, is a pretty market town in South Somerset with historic buildings – 18th century Market House, 19th century lock up and thatched George Inn – and a fab collection of indies supplying all you desire. You need never leave (although if you do, the connections are good). | google

10 best places to live in Bristol and Somerset according to Muddy Stilettos

Mark Taylor
By Mark Taylor

Digital writer

Published 22nd Feb 2024, 12:08 GMT

The list includes city suburbs and beautiful villages

Muddy Stilettos, an online lifestyle magazine, has featured Bristol and Somerset as part of its Best 260 Places to Live Series.

From the Bristol suburb of Southville to the village of South Petherton, the series has found that there are 10 desirable places in Bristol and Somerset that are a cut above the rest.

Here are the 10 places in Bristol and Somerset that feature in the Muddy Stilettos series:

England’s smallest city is fast becoming the South West’s go-to place for festivals with annual food, comedy, theatre and literary fests.

1. Wells

England’s smallest city is fast becoming the South West’s go-to place for festivals with annual food, comedy, theatre and literary fests. | google

Today, the little town on the edge of the Somerset Levels has a clutch of thriving, laid back indies and a spirit to match.

2. Langport

Today, the little town on the edge of the Somerset Levels has a clutch of thriving, laid back indies and a spirit to match. | google

This golden hamstone village, five miles east of Ilminster, five miles north of Crewkerne in rural south Somerset, may be small but it’s got pretty much everything you need to live the good life – including indie shops and cafes, one of Somerset’s best farm shops and a Michelin-listed restaurant – and it’s just off the A303, so very handy for jaunts down to Cornwall.

3. South Petherton

This golden hamstone village, five miles east of Ilminster, five miles north of Crewkerne in rural south Somerset, may be small but it’s got pretty much everything you need to live the good life – including indie shops and cafes, one of Somerset’s best farm shops and a Michelin-listed restaurant – and it’s just off the A303, so very handy for jaunts down to Cornwall. | google

The community-minded town’s packed with arty, artisan indie businesses and cafes including an indie cinema and a music venue where the likes of Paul McCartney ‘just pop in’ – and it hosts the best designer-maker-producer street market in the West.

4. Frome

The community-minded town’s packed with arty, artisan indie businesses and cafes including an indie cinema and a music venue where the likes of Paul McCartney ‘just pop in’ – and it hosts the best designer-maker-producer street market in the West. | google

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