Lakelands Edge

Lakelands Edge

Station Road, Westbury, Wiltshire. BA13 4HR

Location

Situated near the town centre, Westbury captures the charm of the bygone age balancing rural beauty with bustling modern life and nestles under the western escarpment of Salisbury plain. On the main road from Trowbridge to Warminster, Westbury is probably best known for the figure of the white horse cut into the chalk downs east of the town which tradition has it that originally was carved here to celebrate the history of Alfred The Great, Anglo-Saxon King of Wessex over the Dance in the year 878.

Recreation and Leisure

Westbury provides endless options for those of you who enjoy leisurely walks and the great outdoors in general, nearby Salisbury plain is the ideal scene for a relaxed horse rise or a spot of air sports. In Westbury town centre there is a leisure centre, sports and social centre and a swimming pool. Along with various clubs including netball, golf, table tennis, tennis, football, bowls, cricket and martial arts.

Transport

Located just one mile from the town centre, Lakelands Edge is perfectly based for commuting with access to M4 junctions and Trowbridge are all nearby whilst Bath is around 12 miles away. Approached via a beautiful tree lined road, Westbury train station is conveniently place opposite our development, offering east links to London Paddington, Wales and the whole of the South West.

Local Authority

West Wiltshire District Council 01225 776655

www.westwiltshire.gov.uk

Westbury Town Council 01373 8222232

Amenities

Westbury has a population of around 13,200. Everything you need is close to hand, a range of local shops boasting post office, library, primary and secondary schools, doctors, supermarkets, various pubs and a range of banks and building societies.

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