The Independently Minded Town Near Bristol Ranked Among the Best in the UK

Clevedon, a charming coastal town, has been recognized as one of the UK’s top places to live, thanks to its unique character and beautiful surroundings.

The Independently Minded Town Near Bristol Ranked Among the Best in the UK
The Independently Minded Town Near Bristol Ranked Among the Best in the UK

Clevedon: This lovely town has been named one of the best places to live in the UK. In early 2022, estate agent Strutt and Parker included it in their top 200 list.

Located 15 miles from Bristol, Clevedon overlooks the Bristol Channel. It’s known for its “independently minded” vibe, beautiful Victorian villas, and charming shops and restaurants. Plus, it boasts one of the prettiest piers in the country.

Food lovers will enjoy Murrays of Clevedon, a family-run British/Italian restaurant. Puro offers modern British dishes, while Tiffin at the Beach has stunning estuary views. Don’t miss Pullin’s Bakery for delicious bread and cakes. The Fallen Tree, North Somerset’s first micropub, is also a must-visit.

If you love shopping, check out independent stores like Midgely Green for home wares and Clevedon Music Shop. The artisan Clevedon Sunday Market happens on the first Sunday of each month along the seafront.

Clevedon Pier is a local highlight, and the Art Deco Clevedon Cinema is the oldest continuously open cinema in the country. It shows a mix of art house and mainstream films, along with live events.

For outdoor fun, visit the Marine Lake seawater swimming pool or explore the Jurassic coast for fossils. The Gordano Valley nature reserve is also nearby.

House prices in Clevedon average around £389,993. Terraced homes typically sell for about £307,305, while flats go for around £284,490. Prices have risen 3% over the past year.

Hill Road, a local street, was featured as Broadchurch High Street in the popular TV show. Commuting is easy, with a 15-minute train ride to Bristol and about 1 hour 51 minutes to London Paddington.

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