Gorgeous Listed Central 4 Cottage Abbey Views

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Glastonbury has been calling me back every year since the late 1980s. And this cottage is the one I stayed in the first time I visited. After many years of dreaming about owning a property in Glastonbury, I found out that Abbeyview was for sale. She was in a very poor state, but after a couple of years of planning applications and working with a wonderful group of builders, carpenters, and trademen who love old houses, she has been adapted and restored to be a beautiful home from home, full of her old parts, but embracing modern services. I have loved this whole journey and know that staying in her will offer the welcome, peace and comfort that everyone should have on a lovely trip.

Abbeyview is a listed building with the original building downstairs in the lounge and back lobby dating back to perhaps around 1690. Much adaptation seems to have occurred in the mid 1800s with expansion and an upstairs. Further division of the upstairs has occurred, and then some unhappy renovations in the 1970s, which now thankfully are reversed and contemporary quality achieved sympathetically. She overlooks Glastonbury Abbey ruins on a quiet street parallel to the main High Street, So so central and so peaceful! You could not get anywhere in the world to sleep closer to King Arthur's legendary burial site!