New Homes in Trowbridge

Dissected by the River Biss in the South West, Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire. Less than 10 miles from Bath and not much further to Chippenham, you can drive to Bristol in around 45 minutes from new builds in Trowbridge, while it’s a similar journey to Swindon.

With a local museum and country park, Biss Meadows, there are lots of open spaces to enjoy in the surrounding area. Explore Southwick Country Park, Clanger Wood and Brokerswood Country Park too, with our developments closest to Trowbridge, shown below.

Live the Trowbridge life

Set into the Wiltshire countryside and with some fantastic properties the local area, Trowbridge is an excellent place to invest in a new home. Particularly when you take advantage of one of our latest offers, with perks like Help to Buy giving you a leg up onto the property ladder. 

Things to see and do in Trowbridge

Trowbridge Museum pays homage to the local area through a range of historical and artistic exhibitions, while the Town Park provides you with a great spot to stretch your legs. You’ll also find the pretty Biss Meadows Country Park right on the edge of town is also handy for this. 

There are lots more natural spaces to explore in the surrounding area, including Green Lane Wood, Southwick Country Park with its tearoom and nature centre, and the large Clanger Wood with its historic forests and trails. Great Chalfield Manor, Westwood Manor and South Wraxall Manor are all worth a visit, although your little ones may prefer thrashing around in the ball pits at the Boomerang Family Play Centre. 

Education

When it’s time to study after plenty of outdoor adventures, there are lots of good schools in the local area for your kids to attend. The catchment area for Paxcroft Primary is to the east of the town centre, while Newtown Primary is to the west. If you’re in the north, then Bellefield Primary and Nursery School could be great options for you. 

All those schools are rated as good by Ofsted, which is the same as secondary options the John of Gaunt School and the Clarendon Academy. St Augustine’s Catholic College meanwhile is ranked as outstanding. It’s just off Wingfield Road and half a mile from the train station to the west of the town centre. 

Trowbridge transport links

That railway station is just off Stallard Street and offers services to Bath which take just 20 minutes. It’s double that to Bristol, while you can also get to Southampton in an hour. The town is served by the A361 road which links the A350 and A36, while you can also travel around the area by using local bus and community transport services. 

The Trowbridge property scene

Wiltshire has been enjoying strong property prices in recent years, while the prices in the Trowbridge area are stable and ripe for investment. You can take advantage of this by snapping up an expertly designed 2, 3 or even 4 bedroom home surrounded by open countryside in nearby Westbury. 

Or perhaps you’d prefer to be in Melksham just to the north of Trowbridge, where you can find lovely 3 bed semis and large 4 bed detached homes on the edge of Sandridge Common. Wherever you want to be, don’t forget to ask about offers such as our Part Exchange scheme when you enquire today.