Looking for a new home but aiming to keep costs to a minimum? 

From a miners’ cottage to a High Street apartment, there are a variety of options on the market at the moment. 

We’ve rounded up some of the cheapest properties for sale in and around Midsomer Norton - all costing less than £200,000. 

This top floor apartment is the largest in a warehouse conversion building and is described as “outstanding” and “modern”. 

Inside, there is a light open-plan living space with room for a dining table and a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a bathroom and a bedroom with views to the rear. 

There is wooden flooring throughout the property, which is within walking distance of local amenities and Mendip cycle routes.

This semi-detached home is thought to date back to the 1930s and is in need of some updating. 

The accommodation is made up of a sitting room, a kitchen and dining room, two double bedrooms, a utility room and a shower room. 

The property, which also has a garden, is being sold via the Modern Method of Auction. 

This stone-built miners cottage is close to the High Street and is being sold with no onward chain. 

Inside, there is an open-plan lounge and dining room, a kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. 

The property is being sold via the Modern Method of Auction and includes a garden. 

This apartment is just off the High Street and is described as “ideal” for a professional person or couple. 

The property comprises an open-plan living room and kitchen area with a built-in breakfast bar and utility area, two bedrooms and a shower room. 

The apartment is low maintenance and has modern fittings, while outside there is a bike store and parking space.

This ground floor apartment is part of a modern development which is recommended for first time buyers or investors. 

Inside, there is an open-plan living area, a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a bathroom and two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes. 

The property features wooden floors in the main area and is located within the centre of Midsomer Norton.