Wiltshire residents on the hunt for a new home will be interested to learn that one of the county’s largest housebuilders has opened three new developments, promising both modern living and long-term community benefits.
Persimmon Homes, along with its sister brand Charles Church, now has homes available at Jubilee Gardens in Warminster, while Persimmon is also marketing properties at Highfield Gardens in Hilperton, Trowbridge. All sales are being managed through the company’s dedicated hub in Warminster.
Jubilee Gardens, a substantial mixed-use site, includes two, three, and four-bedroom homes from Persimmon, starting at £259,995. Charles Church is offering more spacious four-bed homes, with prices from £449,995. Meanwhile, over in Trowbridge, Persimmon’s Highfield Gardens development offers two and three-bedroom properties from £294,995.
But this isn’t just bricks and mortar. Jubilee Gardens will bring a raft of community infrastructure with it – including land for a new primary school, children’s play areas, sports pitches with changing rooms, allotments, and even space for public art. Add in employment land, ecological zones, and new pedestrian and cycle paths, and the site is shaping up to be more than just a place to live – it’s a place to thrive.
Over in Hilperton, the smaller but equally forward-thinking Highfield Gardens development will deliver 69 homes, each fitted with solar panels and electric vehicle charging points as standard. A children’s play area and generous green space are also part of the plan.
Pauline Fletcher, Sales Director for Persimmon Homes and Charles Church Wessex, said: “We’re proud to be contributing to the delivery of new housing in Warminster and Trowbridge. These are thoughtfully designed developments aimed at creating lasting communities. There’s a strong interest in both sites, and we’d encourage anyone thinking of moving to act soon.”
Those interested in viewing the homes can visit persimmonhomes.com or head directly to the Jubilee Gardens sales hub in Warminster.
