1610 The Old Shepton Mallet Gaol

1610 The Old Shepton Mallet Gaol, Somerset

Expect the Unexpected

The conversion of 1610 The Old Shepton Mallet Gaol, the oldest working prison in England when it closed in 2013, will see this imposing Victorian building transformed into a number of unusual character homes.

The listed cells blocks, former Treadwheel House and workshop buildings will all be turned into residential use, while the addition of sensitively designed new buildings will provide additional housing. The result will be a range of one, two and three bedroom homes with private parking, surrounded by high quality landscaping.

1610 The Old Shepton Mallet Gaol will be amongst the first prisons to ever be converted to residential use in the UK.

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