New Homes in Wiltshire
- £334,995 to £474,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £414,995 to £416,995
- 2 and 4 bedroom
- £279,995 to £549,995
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £314,995 to £435,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £360,000 to £575,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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Within Wiltshire
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New Homes in Wiltshire FAQs
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If you’re looking for a new house in Wiltshire, there’s every chance you’re already aware of the rural landscapes and superb range of attractions you can enjoy in the area. But you may not know about some of our latest offers, which could help to bring your dream home closer to reality. They include our Movemaker scheme, where we’ll help arrange the sale of your current home, leaving you with no agents’ fees to pay.
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Wiltshire plays host to one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments, Stonehenge, while the county also offers fascinating sights and landmarks such as Avebury’s ancient stone circle, Salisbury Cathedral, Durrington Walls and Iron Age hill fort Old Sarum.
From Savernake Forest to Brokerswood Country Park and the Langford Lakes, there are countless natural spaces to enjoy relaxing walks, hikes and bike rides. Visit the Cotswolds, Longleat House and Bowood House and Gardens, and don’t miss the Wiltshire Museum for a thorough lesson in the county’s history. -
There are plenty of excellent primary schools across Wiltshire, including Salibury’s Greentrees Primary which is rated as outstanding by Ofsted. If you’re in Chippenham then Kington St Michael CofE is also outstanding, while North Bradley CofE is worth your attention if you live in Trowbridge.
For older children, Swindon Academy and South Wilts Grammar School for Girls have both been ranked as well above average at secondary level. Royal Wootton Bassett Academy and the Ridgeway School and Sixth Form College are other strong options depending on which part of the county you live in. -
The M4 is the only motorway which passes through Wiltshire, heading east from Bristol towards Swindon, Reading and then London. There are train, bus and park and ride services available across the county, while a number of towns have cycle networks to encourage you to get active and travel in a more environmentally friendly manner.