The countdown continues in the top 20 most expensive streets in Street and Glastonbury with number 6 to 4..

6 – Martin Street (Baltonsborough)

Average price paid £362,807 – Martin Street was once the boundary of a divided Baltonsborough. Merkell, Markyl, or Martin Street had just 4 houses in the late 18th century but today has 58 properties and is home to a small family run vineyard. St. Anne’s school for the daughters of clergy and professional men was opened by Anglican nuns from Clewer (Berks.) before 1871 on a site in Martin Street and later became a boarding house for boys for Millfield school. The most expensive transaction that has been recorded in Martin Street to date is Churchmoor Barn which sold for £830,000 on 30/07/2015.

5 – Watts Corner (Glastonbury)

Average price paid £364,879 – Watts Corner is a development of 72 dwellings located just a 30-minute walk or 6-minute drive NE of Glastonbury town centre. Built by David Wilson homes, the development is also known as Chalice Fields and all the properties are detached. The gap in the Watts Corner dwellings opposite 185 Wells Road was left as an agreement between the then owner of the land who lived at 185 Wells Road and David Wilson Homes so that the owner had an unobscured view of the fields from her kitchen. The most expensive recorded transaction in Watts Corner to date is 47, which sold on 24/08/2007 for £455,000.

4 – High Street (Butleigh)

Average price paid £387,220 – High Street Butleigh is home to 60 properties, a general stores and Post Office and the primary school. The property sale that has the highest recorded price in High Street to date is Holmans Place, which sold on 31/10/2014 for £1,134,825. Holmans Place is a house with barn converted to an annex both of which are listed as are many of the buildings on High Street.

The 3 most expensive streets in Street and Glastonbury will be revealed in the next article.

About Tom Morgan

Founder of Jungle Property the multi award-winning letting agent based in Glastonbury, Somerset. I am passionate about property and Glastonbury and about providing the very best advice to anyone who wants the best return on a buy-to-let property investment. For an open and brutally honest opinion on anything in the Glastonbury property market please contact me via tom.morgan@jungleproperty.co.uk