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Towns near Rockwell Green
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Wellington (Somerset)
(1 Mile)*
Wellington is a friendly town set in a wide valley between the beautiful Blackdown Hills, seven miles west of Taunton on the River Tone. The name is synonymous with the famous "Iron Duke" victor of the battle of Waterloo. |
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Sampford Arundel
(1 Mile)*
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White Ball
(2 Miles)*
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Nynehead
(2 Miles)*
The village name means "nine hide" and is derived from the Saxon word for a unit of land; a hide was equal to about 120 acres. Dominated by Nynehead Court, the village is in the centre of the vale of Taunton Deane. |
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Hawkaller
(3 Miles)*
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Greenham
(3 Miles)*
Greenham - "Farm on the mill brook", is the perfect setting for walking or cycling. Hidden for centuries, nearby Cothay Manor has remained virtually untouched since it was built in the fifteenth century. |
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West Buckland
(3 Miles)*
The village has been extended during the past century and at its western edge on a small hillock stands the church of St. Mary whose tower, beautifully illuminated at night, is a landmark for miles around. |
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Bradford
(3 Miles)*
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Bradford on Tone
(3 Miles)*
Bradford on Tone is an attractive village perched on a ridge above the River Tone. The village complete with shop and the White Horse Inn, retains much of its rural character with thatched cottages. |
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Burlescombe
(3 Miles)*
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Oake
(3 Miles)*
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Milverton
(4 Miles)*
Dating back to the Doomsday survey, Milverton is a large village which has been designated as a Heritage Settlement and (in part) a Conservation Area. |
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Culmstock
(4 Miles)*
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Hemyock
(4 Miles)*
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Bathealton
(4 Miles)*
The charming village of Bathealton lies hidden in high wooded hills. |
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