Properties in Midsomer Norton

A hugely significant local pub has been put up for sale - you could not miss the Red Post Inn on the Bath Road in Peasedown

The Inn has over the years held all kinds of parties... weddings, anniversaries, not to mention those all important skittle tournaments.

This three bedroomed home is within walking distance of the many shops and schools of Midsomer Norton.

The property has been extended to the rear and now offers accommodation comprising on the ground floor an entrance hall, cloakroom, large sitting room leading to a dining room, a lovely conservatory and a superb fitted kitchen. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a shower room. Other features include a gas central heating system and PVCu double glazing.

 This two bedroom property situated in the popular cul-de-sac of The Timbers in Midsomer Norton and ideal for the first time buyer or investors alike.

The property in brief comprises a living room, kitchen/dining room and conservatory. On the first floor you are greeted with two bedrooms and a bathroom. The property further benefits from gas central, UPVc double glazing, an enclosed rear garden and a garage in a block.

A large family home in Midsomer Norton has a huge garden with existing planning permission already granted to make it even bigger.

The home on Park Way in Midsomer is on with Debbie Fortune for a guide price of £725,000

Due to the sale of their existing warehouse, the Somer Valley Foodbank needs to find a new storage facility that can hold up to seven tonnes of non-perishable food.

The foodbank need a space that is about 1,500 sq feet in size. They are appealing to the local business community for help in this matter and if anyone knows of or has a premises that they could use, could they contact the Somer Valley Foodbank chairman, Paul Woodward, on 07729 523986 or email [email protected]

This week's property of the week, being sold by award-winning agents Sam Chivers, is a rural village cottage with lots of character and a surprising amount of space.

Not least a south facing and long long garden.

This week there are two properties of the week, tucked away and next door to each other in a quiet and sunny corner but close to a popular local school.

These freshly renovated terraced cottages enjoy a quiet position with far-reaching views and windows across the valley.

This week's property has a look that is totally unique to Midsomer Norton - little wonder then that only two properties on the site are still available.

Exceptional and individual are two words that come to mind when describing this exclusive and important development, which has never been seen before in the town.

The local award-winning property agents Sam Chivers is reporting a big demand for homes and can get up to 15 viewing requests to any one of their properties.

The UK is experiencing a property boom at the moment - with some research showing prices rising at their fastest pace in five years - and the Somer Valley is proving particularly attractive.

What to do when you leave school has never been more important - and increasingly the decision of what to do next is a really big deal.

So local family-run company Sam Chivers are really pleased that they were able to offer the chance of a new profession for a keen new recruit via an apprenticeship scheme.