Lullington is a small rural village and civil parish in Somerset, England, tucked into rolling farmland on the edge of the Somerset Levels. Its character is typically quiet and picturesque, with narrow lanes, stone and thatch cottages, a small parish church with medieval origins and several historic buildings that hint at centuries of agricultural life.
Farming remains important to the local economy, though some residents commute to nearby market towns; community life is informal and village-centred with occasional fĂȘtes and events, and the surrounding wetlands and hedgerows make the area popular with walkers and birdwatchers seeking a peaceful, rural escape.
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