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In 2011 the government census calculated Shepton Mallet had a population of 10,810.
Situated on the A37, Shepton Mallet lies 19 miles to the south of Bath. The closest train station can be found 8 miles away at Castle Cary. If you’re planning any overseas trips, the nearest airport is Bristol International, approximately 21 miles north.
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If you’re moving to Shepton Mallet you really are in for a treat with a wealth of independent shops to explore. Here’s our rundown of the very best;
Exactly what it says on the tin, this former bank is now a magical looking café supporting local artists. As well as incredible food and stunning art, there’s live music, comedy nights and more.
The finest scent in Shepton Mallet, this amazing, family-run bakery is part of the heart and soul of Shepton. Stunning bakes, friendly service and community spirit.
Somerset’s largest furniture store (70,000²ft), you’ll find everything you could possibly need for your new home, right on your new doorstep. Great shop, great people.
The taste of Somerset, food doesn’t get fresher (or tastier) than this. Farm fresh produce and a great selection of local, artisan producers, there’s even a lovely café on site!
If you want an old look for your new home and love giving a second life to older furniture, you’ll love this charming vintage and antique shop, packed with amazing finds.
Dating back to the Bronze Age, Shepton has a fascinating history, from the nearby caves and their mysterious markings, where signs of inhabitation (and more strange goings on), have been discovered, to Roman settlers, Civil War, Rebellion, Napoleonic prisoners, Kray Twins, Ghosts… It’s one of the most fascinating towns in the South West.
There is also a lively events calendar that includes the Friday market (which actually dates back to the Middle Ages) and some wonderfully eccentric and typically Somerset celebrations. The town is also steeped in good taste, from local producers and independent shops to Shepton’s cider heritage. We’ll raise a glass to that!
Small but mighty, Shepton has a good-sized population but retains a village feel. There are live performances at the Academy Theatre and also a leisure centre. If you love history there’s no shortage of sites to explore including HMP Shepton Mallet, Britain’s most haunted prison which now holds sleepover events… If you dare! Shepton is also the closest spot to the Bath and Weston Show Ground, which hosts country shows, vintage fairs, antique fairs, Truckfest and more.
19 miles south of Bath, on the A37, Shepton lies on the route of the ancient Fosse Way. Today’s travellers will find the nearest train station at Castle Cary (8 miles), of if you’re spreading your wings further afield, the nearest airport is at Bristol (21 miles).