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Nestled at the foot of the Mendip Hills, Shepton Mallet is a town shaped by the limestone that surrounds it and the waters of the River Sheppey. It’s a place where the landscape dictates the layout, with hilly streets leading down to a historic core dominated by the medieval Market Cross and the high-reaching tower of St Peter and St Paul’s church. Historically a hub for the wool and cloth trades, its industrial roots shifted toward brewing and cider-making - a legacy that remains visible in the large-scale production sites on the town’s periphery. Geographically, it sits at a practical crossroads; the Fosse Way runs nearby, offering straightforward access to Bath, Bristol, and Wells, while the vast expanse of the Somerset Levels begins just to the south. Life here tends to revolve around a mix of independent shops and the weekly Friday market, all set against a backdrop of repurposed industrial architecture and quiet, green valley walks.