Location
Langport is a market town with a strong community and cultural life, with an exceptional setting near the Somerset levels.
Shaped by its position by the River Parratt, it offers access to nature and the outdoors alongside an active town centre and plenty of lively, independent local culture.
Langport's character will appeal to those looking for a high quality of life, space, and connection.
Amenities
Langport offers a good range of everyday amenities that support convenient town living.
Healthcare needs are met locally with a GP surgery and pharmacy, while the town centre provides a mix of independent shops, convenience stores, cafés and takeaways.
There are places to eat and meet along the river and in the high street, alongside practical services such as post office facilities, hairdressers and small businesses.
A regular local market and active community venues add to Langport’s strong sense of local life.
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Transport & Connections
Langport is well connected by road and public transport, making travel to and from the town straightforward.
It sits close to the A372, providing easy car access to Taunton, Yeovil, Street and Bridgwater, while the M5 is around 30 minutes away. Regular bus services link Langport with nearby towns and villages throughout the day.
Stations at Taunton and Bridgwater offer fast rail connections to Bristol, Exeter, London and beyond.
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Schools
Langport offers a good range of local schooling from primary through to sixth form.
The town is served by Huish Episcopi Academy, a well-regarded secondary school with sixth-form provision, while younger children attend nearby primary schools including Huish Episcopi Primary School, Hambridge Community Primary School, Long Sutton Church of England Primary School, and High Ham Church of England Primary School.
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