New homes for sale in Wiltshire

Lambrok Mead is home to 2, 3 and 4 bedroom energy efficient, zero carbon homes in the Wiltshire county town of Trowbridge on the edge of open countryside. ‘Pre launch’ homes are NOW RELEASED for sale prior to our showhomes and sales area opening in June. We’re currently selling from Kempster’s Reach in Worton before our showhomes open. We’re able to discuss our new homes and can arrange SELECTED, TAILOR-MADE ‘DUSTY BOOTS’ site visits to Lambrok Mead. The zero carbon homes at Lambrok Mead are the absolute pinnacle of energy efficiency and environmental impact. All homes possess ‘A’ rated predicted energy assessments, building beyond current building regulations. This is valued highly by Newland Homes in its approach towards creating climate considerate homes. Residents will benefit from a substantial area of public open space to the north of the Lambrok stream with a comprehensive landscaping scheme enhancing the existing environment. We’re proud to have successfully created a number of award winning developments within Trowbridge over the years too. Our level of commitment and approach to each site has been acknowledged and resulted in being awarded the Trowbridge Town Enhancement Award for The Conigre (2005), Ushers Brewery (2011) and the Brewery Quarter (2014).

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Lock Keeper Gardens

by Bellway

Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 3LU

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Lock Keeper Gardens is a wonderful development of energy-efficient homes situated on the outskirts of Devizes, Wiltshire. Adding to the friendly community, the homes are placed in a sought-after location surrounded by countryside and canal routes, yet have easy access to ample leisure. The homes are suitable for a range of buyers, particularly families, downsizers, and first-time buyers.Lock Keeper Gardens is situated on the outskirts of North Wessex Downs National Landscape, within the historic market town of Devizes. The homes benefit from a semi-rural location while maintaining easy access to more urban areas. Residents are well connected by transport, with the A361 a four-minute drive away, leading commuters to the nearby towns of Trowbridge and Melksham. Leisure opportunities are plentiful, with the historic city of Bath 22 miles away and Bristol just an hour away. This development falls under the administration of Wiltshire Council.

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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.