Buckland Down in Somerset, England is a quiet area of rolling downland and pastoral countryside typical of the county, with open grass and hedged fields that sit above the surrounding lowlands and offer pleasant, far-reaching views. The landscape is largely agricultural, marked by scattered farmsteads, narrow lanes and patches of scrub and native hedgerow that support local wildlife.
Historically the land has been used for grazing and mixed farming for centuries, so you’ll find old field boundaries and lanes that hint at a long rural past. Today it remains important both economically, for farming and small rural enterprises, and socially, as a popular local spot for walkers, birdwatchers and those seeking the quieter charms of the Somerset countryside.