New Homes in Salisbury
If you want to live in a South West spot with plenty of charm and history, new homes in Salisbury could be perfect for you. This Wiltshire cathedral city is only a 45-minute drive from south coast hotspots Southampton and Bournemouth, while it’s a similar journey to Winchester with Swindon and Bath a little further afield.
Gaze up at England’s tallest church spire atop the city’s historic cathedral, go further back in time at nearby Stonehenge and admire the medieval walls and charming timbered buildings dotted around town. Visit the local museum and arts centre, explore Cranborne Chase and much more; all once you pick from our developments closest to Salisbury below.
Gaze up at England’s tallest church spire atop the city’s historic cathedral, go further back in time at nearby Stonehenge and admire the medieval walls and charming timbered buildings dotted around town. Visit the local museum and arts centre, explore Cranborne Chase and much more; all once you pick from our developments closest to Salisbury below.
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Niveus Walk
Wincombe Lane, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 8QF
- £312,500 to £525,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Romans Quarter
Common Mead Lane, Gillingham, Dorset, SP8 4RE
- £310,000 to £655,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
Buckley Gardens
Off Semington Road, Melksham, Wiltshire, SN12 6DU
- £365,000 to £690,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
Francis Fields
The Mount, Frome, Somerset, BA11 5BX
- £279,000 to £585,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
The Hamlets
Lower Road, Stalbridge, Dorset, DT10 2PQ
- £253,500 to £520,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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Forest Walk
1 Arle Road, Curbridge, Southampton, SO30 2JG
- £319,000 to £599,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Lapwing Green
Bath Road, Speen, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 1RG
- £175,000 to £750,000
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Salisbury FAQs
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Historic, culturally rich and a great place to live for a multitude of reasons, you certainly won’t be alone if you’re thinking of buying a new home in Salisbury. And there are few better ways to get ahead of the competition than signing up to one of our latest offers. Our Part Exchange scheme, for example, is perfect if you have an existing home to sell as part of your move.
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Historical attractions in Salisbury
Salisbury is most famous for its stunning 13th-century cathedral. Not only does it have the tallest spire in England, but it also boasts the oldest working clock in the world and an original copy of the Magna Carta. If you’re thirsty for more history, simply gaze up at the handsome timbered buildings around the city centre as you go for a stroll along the medieval city walls.
Activities to do in Salisbury
You can delve deeper into the local area’s past at the superb Salisbury Museum, while Salisbury Arts Centre is a hub of theatre, music, comedy, dance and film where you can also attend workshops, exhibitions and family shows.
Wildlife and nature around Salisbury
With Cranbourne Chase and the nearby New Forest ripe for exploring, you’ll also have the world-famous Stonehenge just nine miles away, one of the most puzzling prehistoric sites anywhere on the planet. -
There are some excellent schools in Salisbury for your children to attend.
Sarum St Paul’s Church of England Primary and Wyndham Park Infants’ School are two excellent options for younger children.
Primary schools in Salisbury
Bishop Wordsworth’s Church of England Grammar School is also in the education board’s top bracket, while South Wilts Grammar School and Salisbury Sixth Form College are both great options too.
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Salisbury’s train station is just to the west of the city centre, offering services to places such as Southampton which take less than half an hour. It’s a similar drive to the neighbouring city in the car, while it’s just over 40 minutes to Bournemouth. If you need to get to Bristol to the northwest, it’s a touch over an hour on the train and only a little longer by road.