Owned and managed by the National Trust, this gorgeous old house dates back to the early 14th century. It was the home of the parish priest and built by the nearby abbey. For a while, it was used as a school before falling into a state of disrepair and used as storage.

Made from local stone, it is open to the public to some extent and is well worth visiting, if only for its fabulous door.

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Elevation 10 m

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Location: Muchelney, South Somerset, Somerset, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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