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Towns near Tintinhull
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Montacute
(1 Mile)*
At Montacute the continuous progression of history is clearly visible in the buildings and monuments of this important medieval village below St. Michael's Hill. |
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Stoke-sub-Hamdon
(2 Miles)*
Stoke-sub-Hamdon stretches round the northern rim of Ham Hill. |
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Martock
(2 Miles)*
Martock is a large village worth visiting for its many old hamstone buildings - ornate houses, the Old Court House, Market House, Treasurer's House and parish church, the second largest in Somerset. |
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Chiselborough
(3 Miles)*
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Ilchester
(3 Miles)*
Ilchester was once a major Roman garrison town on the Fosse Way and the county town of Somerset until the 19th century. Its past is echoed in the Georgian houses and town hall, which contains a fascinating museum. |
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Yeovilton
(3 Miles)*
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Long Load
(3 Miles)*
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East Chinnock
(3 Miles)*
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Chinnock
(3 Miles)*
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West Chinnock
(4 Miles)*
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West Coker
(4 Miles)*
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Yeovil
(4 Miles)*
Yeovil is the major town of South Somerset with the best shopping centre in a very wide area, the Octagon Theatre, Goldenstones Pools and Leisure Centre, a multi-screen cinema, a ski centre and the wooded parkland at Ninesprings |
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Kingsbury Episcopi
(4 Miles)*
Kingsbury Episcopi is a Hamstone village boasting an ancient lock up on the green, magnificent church and numerous small orchards. |
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South Petherton
(4 Miles)*
South Petherton was once of great strategic importance on the Fosse Way, this compact little hamstone town with its many small shops now has a quiet, unhurried charm. Fine church with an octagonal central tower. |
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Long Sutton
(4 Miles)*
Long Sutton is a picturesque village with a much photographed church, towering impressively above the village green and a Quaker Friends' meeting house dating from 1717. |
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