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Woodlands

by Bovis Homes

Swindon, Wiltshire, SN3 4SJ

4 bedroom houses

£480,000 - £590,000

Woodlands offers great connectivity to Swindon and the surrounding areas with the A420 and A419 commuter routes and the M4 for Bristol close by. Swindon train station offers easy access to London, Bath and Bristol in less than an hour.ðŸ" What3words: ///twigs.hills.suitablyRegister your interest today!

The Tidings

by Abri Homes

Old Sarum, Wiltshire, SP4 6BU

2 & 3 bedroom houses

£101,500 - £117,250 for a 35% share
£290,000 - £335,000 Full Market Value

The Tidings is a new development of two, three and four bedroom homes in Old Sarum near Salisbury. You’ll have day-to-day essentials within easy reach, including a community centre, convenience stores and cafes. And, Salisbury city centre is just a short drive away. History buff? The village of Old Sarum is best known for it’s Iron-Age hill fort. Tenure: Leasehold. Length of lease: 990 years. Reservation fee: £500. Predicted council tax band: New build properties, band to be determined. Service charge is reviewed once a year.
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Wiltshire: The Family Friendly County Where History Meets Opportunity

Wiltshire, a county steeped in a timeless, rural elegance, presents a compelling case for families seeking an enriching blend of heritage, space and strong community roots. Forget the urban sprawl, here life unfolds amidst rolling chalk downs and ancient woodland, yet is underpinned by excellent modern amenities.

The key towns offer distinct personalities. The cathedral city of Salisbury is arguably the county's heart, famous for its magnificent Cathedral housing the best preserved Magna Carta. It provides excellent grammar schools and a focus on defence and service sector jobs. Meanwhile, the administrative centre Trowbridge and the historic market town Chippenham offer strong rail links and access to tech and manufacturing industries, often acting as commuter hubs for Bath and Bristol. For Cotswold charm, Bradford-on-Avon and Malmesbury offer picture-postcard settings, popular with young families.

Wiltshire’s global fame rests on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Stonehenge and Avebury, offering unparalleled outdoor classroom opportunities for children. For weekend adventure, Longleat Safari Park and the historic village of Lacock (a National Trust treasure and frequent film set) are magnets for family fun.

Crucially, the county excels in education. Primary schools across Wiltshire consistently outperform the national average in key metrics. High performing secondary schools, including grammar options in Salisbury and strong comprehensives like Malmesbury School, provide excellent foundations. A strong local job market exists in public administration, defence (given the Salisbury Plain presence), and a growing small business sector, ensuring a balanced, high quality family life.

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