Stoford & the Cokers

Stoford and the Cokers are small villages located in South Somerset, near the town of Yeovil. The area is primarily rural, with farmland and open fields surrounding the settlements. Stoford sits close to the River Yeo, while the Cokers—comprising East and West Coker—are known for their historic connections, including ties to the poet T.S. Eliot, who referenced the area in his work.

The villages feature traditional Somerset stone buildings and a mix of residential and agricultural land. Local amenities are limited, with most services found in nearby Yeovil. The area is connected by country lanes, making it quiet and less developed than urban centres. The surrounding landscape offers walking routes, with the Coker Trail being a notable path linking the villages. The area retains a quiet, rural character with a focus on community and local history.