Magic of Avalon Boutique Guesthouse is half in town and half in the wildness of the Somerset Levels with a gorgeous view of the Tor from its unique balcony. It's location gives you the best of both worlds, with space and views that inspire body, heart and soul. It benefits from four bedrooms all with first class beds and mattresses designed to aid an exceptional night's sleep. The refurbished ground floor living area is open plan from the new kitchen to dining room to living rooms with exceptional views. The garden is planted with sacred trees and plants and features plenty of nooks and crannies to relax, enjoy and meditate. It is a relaxing and restorative space. It is a detached house with a large, mature, delightful garden and first floor balcony with stunning views. Downstairs is open plan living – kitchen, dining and living room with stunning views. Enjoy the balcony, where early risers have the possibility of enjoying the morning mists of Avalon and the sunrise from this special spot. It’s a magical experience. Free parking is available on the street outside. Fast Wifi throughout house.

Jenni is a leadership and self-development coach, I also run workshops and seminars in these fields. I like connecting with people who are interested in living life to their fullest potential and I explore transformation paths that enable that. My space is designed with these things in mind :)

Glastonbury is an extraordinary town with many threads of meaning and attractions to explore and Magic of Avalon provides the perfect base from which to do so. Nestled into Wearyall Hill on a peaceful road, The Roman Way, it’s just 12-15 mins walk from the town centre yet with a garden and views that bring you directly into nature and the magic of Avalon. Drive to town in 2-3 mins. Easy 10-15 minute walk to the High Street and Chalice Well; 8-minute walk to The Red Brick and ZigZag Buildings and excellent restaurant, The Old Tannery. Beautiful countryside walks are on the doorstep too – the River Brue, Wearyall Hill and the site of the Holy thorn bush, Bridie’s Mound pilgrimage site and we are on the new circular walking path, the Glastonbury Way.