Halse is a small rural village and civil parish in Somerset, England, set in rolling farmland not far from the market town of Taunton. The settlement is compact, with traditional stone cottages, hedged lanes and a parish church that hints at medieval origins, giving the place a quietly historic character.
Historically an agricultural community, Halse still has a countryside economy based on mixed farming and smallholdings, alongside a number of residents who commute to nearby towns. It retains a strong village feel - local gatherings, a village hall and a handful of listed buildings reflect the social and historic fabric, while the surrounding lanes and hedgerows make it appealing for walkers who enjoy the gentle Somerset landscape.