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Predominantly rural yet boasting a number of large towns to complement the array of picture-perfect villages across the county, some parts of Wiltshire even offer a viable commute to London. Whether strong access to the capital is important for you or not, don’t miss offers such as our Part Exchange scheme to help you out with your move. With this, we could be your guaranteed buyer if you have a home to sell, saving you money and bringing down your anxiety levels too.
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A huge part of Wiltshire’s charm is its rural landscapes which throw up a huge selection of historic landmarks and stunning natural scenery. The Langford Lakes, Brokerswood Country Park and Savernake Forest are all excellent spots to spend quality family time outdoors, while the Wiltshire Museum, Longleat House and Bowood House and Gardens are all well worth visit.
The Cotswolds and its quaint little villages provide endless afternoons of pleasant exploration, while Stonehenge is one of the country’s most enduring historic monuments. Prehistoric, in fact, just like Avebury’s ancient stone circle, with Iron Age hill fort Old Sarum, Durrington Walls and Salisbury Cathedral all must-sees too. -
Wiltshire may be quite spread out, but there are lots of great schools to be found across the county. Kington St Michael CofE Primary in Chippenham is an excellent option, along with Greentrees Primary in Salisbury. If you live in Trowbridge then North Bradley CofE is one of the top local schools for younger children.
Moving on to secondary schools, Salisbury’s South Wilts Grammar School for Girls and Swindon Academy are a couple of the county’s best choices. Ridgeway School and Sixth Form College is another highly regarded option for kids in Swindon, along with Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. -
There are plenty of solid transport links across the county, including a large network of train, bus and park and ride services. The M4 motorway runs through the north of Wiltshire between Bristol and London, while certain parts of the county are suitable for commuting to the capital on a daily basis. Trains to London from Swindon, for example, take less than an hour, while it’s a touch longer from Chippenham.