New Homes in Westbury

Part of Wiltshire in the South West, Westbury is most famous for its White Horse which gazes down over town. Houses in Westbury are five miles south of Trowbridge, while you can drive to Chippenham in half an hour. It’s another 20 minutes or so to get to hubs like Bristol and Swindon.

Whether you’re having a go at the outdoor pursuits on offer at Brokerswood Country Park with the kids, enjoying peaceful walks around Shearwater or taking the dog to Clanger Wood and up Cley Hill, don’t miss out on our developments closest to Westbury below.

Is Westbury a nice place to live?

Sitting a stone’s throw from the North Wessex Downs, the Mendip Hills, Cranborne Chase and the Cotswolds, Westbury is a haven for nature enthusiasts. New homes in this Wiltshire market town promise spectacular countryside, great transport links and outstanding schools, ideal if you’re moving with your family.

What things are there to do in Westbury?

A former Romano-British settlement, this charming town in the South West benefits from fantastic amenities, local parks and historical landmarks. Whether you want to learn about its heritage or spend a weekend roaming its beautiful landscapes, here are some of the best things to do:

• American Museum and Gardens
• Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum
• Bratton Camp & White Horse
• Brokerswood Country Park
• Shearwater
• Clanger Wood

What are the best schools in Westbury?

New homes in Westbury enjoy an excellent education system, whether you’re looking for a primary or secondary school for your kids. If you want to further your education, you’ll have many outstanding institutions to choose from. Here are some of the best ones, according to Ofsted.

 

Primary	Secondary	Further Education
Westbury Infant School	Matravers School	The Wiltshire Council
Bitham Brook Primary School	Kingdown School	Fairfield Farm College
Westbury Church of England Junior School	Emmaus School

 

Are the transport links good in Westbury?

New homes in Westbury benefit from good transport links thanks to the A350 road, which passes through the town centre. It provides direct access to the M4 motorway, linking Bristol, Swindon and Reading. Bath is also a short drive away via the A36 road.

The town is also a central junction point on the railway network. It lies at the intersection between the Reading-Taunton and the Wessex Main lines, serving London Paddington, London Waterloo, Salisbury and Southampton. 

What are house prices like in Westbury?

House prices in Westbury have increased over recent years, making the town an attractive spot for property investors. There are brilliant opportunities for first-time buyers and existing homeowners, from 2 and 3 bedroom to 4 and 5 bedroom homes, perfect for growing families.

Our Niveus Walk development in Shaftesbury provides a selection of modern new homes in a lively community. If you want to upsize, our Hunters Wood development could be up your street. 

What new home schemes are available in Westbury?

If you want to buy your new home in Westbury, we have a range of schemes to help you.

First-time buyers can benefit from the First Homes Scheme while existing homeowners can take advantage of the Movemaker and Part Exchange offers. 

Whatever your unique circumstances, we have a scheme tailored to you. Visit one of our Sales Advisers at your chosen development or call us. We can’t wait to help you make your move.