127 acres in all of mostly permanent grass pasture. 20 acres of trees planted in 2002 and 16 acres of arable field. Part of Old Saxon estate, original park boundary walls still visible. Evidence of Iron Age settlement on hill, which constitutes site of Mendip Hills. A Roman road runs through centre of the farm.
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