Pipers Inn, Bath Road, TA7

Prominent free house on main road location/intersection
Close to towns of Street and Glastonbury
Three trading sections (120)
Car park (40), large garden
Owners accommodation split across two flats
Plot size of c.1.2 acres

The Pipers Inn is located on the south eastern fringes of the village of Ashcott beside the A39 which connects the M5 motorway (Junction 23) to the nearby towns of Street and Glastonbury. The Pipers Inn is close to the junction with the A361 which leads to the county town of Taunton. The A39 carries an almost constant stream of traffic, a proportion of which is travelling to and from the nearby adjoining towns of Glastonbury and Street. Street contains a designer shopping village within the works of the former Clarks Shoe Factory. Glastonbury is a major visitor attraction both as a cultural centre and famous for its annual music festival. The towns of Bridgwater and Wells are both approximately 10 miles distant with junction 23 of the M5 approximately 7 miles. Ashcott is also close to the RSPB nature reserve on the Somerset Levels.

The Pipers Inn is a Grade II listed building believed in part to date from 1723. The building has the look of two adjoining properties, the main section being of local stone and the other having rendered elevations.