Castle Cary

Heritage and history

Castle Cary has a rich and interesting history, with roots stretching back to medieval times. Its historic town centre features Georgian architecture, a traditional market hall, and the iconic roundhouse lock-up. The town’s heritage is celebrated through local museums and events, while nearby Hadspen House and the gardens of The Newt offer a glimpse into Somerset’s grand past.

Well connected

Despite its peaceful setting, Castle Cary is well-connected. The town’s railway station offers direct services to London Paddington, Exeter, and Bristol, making it ideal for commuters and weekend explorers alike. Major roads like the A303 and A37 are easily accessible, linking Castle Cary to surrounding towns and cities.

Everyday essentials

Castle Cary offers everything needed for comfortable day-to-day living. Independent shops, cafés, and a weekly market bring the town to life, while supermarkets, healthcare services, and excellent schools support the local community. The town’s strong sense of identity and welcoming spirit make it a great place for families, professionals, and retirees.

Surrounded by natural beauty

Set in the heart of Somerset’s countryside, Castle Cary is surrounded by scenic landscapes and outdoor opportunities. From gentle walks in the nearby Cranborne Chase and Blackmore Vale to cycling through quiet country lanes, nature is never far away. The town is also close to Bruton and Glastonbury, offering cultural experiences and stunning views.

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