Perhaps you’re a local who knows the thriving community of Yatton inside out. Or maybe you’re new to Somerset and escaping to the country. In either case you’ll be following in the footsteps of Iron Age Britons, Romans, Saxons, and Normans.

If location is your prime reason for choosing your new home then just look at what the village has to offer. Yatton’s mainline station is within walking distance and still features Brunel’s original building. It was the destination of the old Strawberry Line – the railway connection with the strawberry fields of Cheddar. The fruit was collected, taken to Yatton and then slowly onward to the major cities and towns around the nation.

The old tracks have gone and now the Strawberry Line is a cycle and footpath. It follows the old rail route to the south of Strawberry Fields. With today’s trains you can be in London within two hours. Two M5 junctions are between 10 and 20 minutes away, while Bristol Airport is 10 miles to the east.

A clear run on the A370 will find you in the heart of Bristol for work or nightlife in around 30 minutes.

Yatton itself has so much to offer both first-time buyers and growing families. From a baker’s shop to a supermarket, post office, three pubs and a selection of takeaways. There’s a medical centre, a dental clinic, and a chemist for your health needs. And, if you’re sports-minded, a variety of clubs to help keep you fresh and fit.

Then add to the community feel a pre-school, infant and junior schools, a recreation ground and all in a wonderful rural setting and it’s easy to see why Yatton’s popularity keeps on growing.

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