West Bradley is a dispersed settlement 4m ESE of Glastonbury. The isolation of the church is relieved only by the adjacent manor house and one other house across the lane. Its location may well be linked to the Bradley Brook, flowing NE to SW along the NW boundary of the manor house grounds. At about 30m above sea level, West Bradley is about 20m higher than the nearby Somerset Levels, in very gently undulating rich farmland — traditionally and currently used as pasture for dairy animals. The church of St Andrew has nave, chancel, S porch and W tower and is predominantly 14thc/15thc, with much 19thc restoration; it also houses a Romanesque tub font.