Barton St. David

Civil Parish in Somerset South Somerset

England

Barton St. David

Road heading west through Keinton Mandeville Credit: Rob Purvis

Barton St. David is a civil parish located in the county of Somerset, England. Situated approximately 5 miles southeast of the town of Somerton, it covers an area of around 1,000 acres. The parish is part of the South Somerset district and falls within the parliamentary constituency of Somerton and Frome.

The village of Barton St. David is charming and picturesque, with a population of around 400 residents. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. The village is primarily residential, with a mix of historic cottages and modern houses.

One of the notable features of Barton St. David is its 13th-century church, dedicated to St. David. This Grade II listed building is an important part of the village's history and provides a focal point for the local community. The church hosts regular services and events throughout the year.

In terms of amenities, Barton St. David has a village hall which serves as a hub for various community activities and gatherings. Additionally, there is a primary school located in the neighboring village of Keinton Mandeville, providing education for children in the area.

The village is well-connected, with good transport links to nearby towns and cities. It is situated close to the A37 road, which connects to major routes, making it easily accessible for commuters and visitors.

Overall, Barton St. David is a charming and tranquil village, offering a close-knit community and a picturesque setting for its residents.

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Barton St. David Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.090304/-2.656825 or Grid Reference ST5432. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road heading west through Keinton Mandeville

Rob Purvis

A nice bench for watching the sport in Keinton Mandeville

Rob Purvis

Queen Street in Keinton Mandeville, looking south

Rob Purvis

Looking south down Main Street, Barton St. David

Taken opposite 'Avalon' the house where I grew up, looking south down Main Street alongside Stocks Farm.

Tim Cook

Broad Park Farm Gate

This is the entrance to Broad Park Farm. Between Barton St David and Butleigh Glastonbury Tor Can be seen in the background

Glyn Baker

Tootle Bridge, Barton St David

Tootle Bridge is on the River Brue, the white water is from and old mill stream that has its confluence at this point.

Glyn Baker

Coronation Seat Barton St David

This is Barton St David at the junction of High Lane, Church St, and Mill Lane. The seat was placed there to commemorate the coronation in 1953

Glyn Baker

Church Street Barton St David

The 13th century parish church of St David gives Barton its double-barrelled name. This is Church Street.

Glyn Baker

Lakeview Quarry

This quarry in Kenton Mandeville specialises in paving and walling stone.

Glyn Baker

Lake View Sedimentary

A close up of the product of ST5430 : Lakeview Quarry no doubting it is sedimentary rock!!

Glyn Baker

The Approach to Kingweston Church

The view is from the public footpath, which extends in a south easterly direction from the Butleigh road. Kingweston House is also just visible behind the church.

Mike Searle

All Saints Church - Kingweston

A Victorian church by C. E. Giles in 1855.

Mike Searle

Kingweston House

Late Georgian house, Grade II listed, built on the site of a Tudor house. Now a part of Millfield School.

Mike Searle

A shady junction

A huge tree at the road junction near Combe Hill House, seen over the road with a post box in its wall.

Neville Goodman

Cornfield

Luns Hill Wood viewed over a field of ripened corn off the B3153. Rainwater remains in the gateway from the heavy rains of July 2007. A quintessentional view of Southern England.

Neville Goodman