WARMINSTER & SURROUNDING VILLAGES

Letting Agent Near Warminster

John Loftus Property Centre

PROVIDING PERFECT VILLAGE HOMES

We are a second-generation family-run property management and lettings company based in Warminster, Wiltshire, covering the whole of the BA12 postcode area, including the charming villages around the town.

If you have a property to let in or around Warminster, or are looking for a suitable rental property to move into in the town or countryside, get in touch. We’re property letting experts who live in the area, very successful at matchmaking landlords and tenants.

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Explore our local Warminster villages:

  • Letting Agent in Crockerton
    This pretty village is just a five minute drive from central Warminster, located just off of the A36 – the trunk road that links the city of Bath to Salisbury and onwards to Southampton. Crockerton is home to some thriving businesses, like a popular furniture centre and plant nursery. This doesn’t detract from its peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, however, with its 12th century Church of St Mary the Virgin, a handy village shop and a traditional pub, The George Inn, in neighbouring Longbridge Deverill.
  • Letting Agent in Maiden Bradley
    A quintessential English village with a manor house that is the seat of the Duke of Somerset, Maiden Bradley stretches along the B3092 road between Frome and Mere, about six miles southwest of Warminster, on the Wiltshire/Somerset border. The village grocery store and coffee shop is famed for supplying local produce and West Country delights, and an historic memorial hall is a venue for numerous events. It may be small, but this village has a lively and active community life.
  • Letting Agent in Corsley and Corsley Heath
    Corsley Heath on the A362 road between Warminster and Frome is actually a collection of small settlements (including Lane End, Sturford, Dertfords, Longhedge, Whitbourne Moore, Temple and Whitbourne Springs) that make up the parish of Corsley. Much of Corsley was originally part of the Longleat Estate and, in fact, part of the renowned Longleat Safari Park is within the parish boundary. Within sight of Corsley is Cley Hill, a scheduled ancient monument significant for its geology and archaeology.
  • Letting Agent in Sutton Veny
    This village lying in the beautiful Wylye Valley about two miles from Warminster, is bursting with community spirit. It has strong military connections back to the First World War when it hosted a hospital for injured Australian soldiers. World War II brought US army units who were barracked in the area. Today Sutton Veny is peaceful and pleasant with a good school, village hall, and pub (The Woolpack). Very popular is the cricket club –  cricketer Sir Francis Lacey, the first person to be knighted for services to any sport, lived here.
  • Letting Agent in Heytesbury
    A quiet village strung out along its own main road to the south of the busy A36 trunk road, just a few miles from Warminster, Heytesbury could almost be termed a “hidden gem”. There are some lovely homes here, old and new, including some created from converting the servants’ section of Heytesbury House estate, once the family home of famous wartime poet Siegfield Sassoon.
  • Letting Agent in Codford
    Over time three settlements – Codford St Mary, Codford St Peter and Ashton Gifford – joined together to become what is now known as the village of Codford, off of the A36 trunk road about seven miles from Warminster. Like most villages in the area Codford has a proud history of caring for soldiers during both world wars when there were military encampments in and around the village. Modern life in Codford is happy and thriving for its 856 (at the last census count) residents, with good local amenities, including a shop, garage, doctor’s surgery and vet.
  • Letting Agent in Chapmanslade
    Chapmanslade and its attendant hamlets of Huntenhull Green, Short Street and Thoulstone are popular spots to live because of the village’s central location, lying an equidistant 3.5 miles from the larger towns of Westbury, Warminster and Frome (across the border in Somerset). The village itself lies along an extended high street stretching about a mile long, with a mix of housing styles, and a village school and parish church in the centre. There’s a jolly pub – the Three Horseshoes – and a restaurant/entertainment venue known as Thoulstone Park.
  • Letting Agent in Upton Scudamore
    This tiny village just two miles north of Warminster made a name for itself back in the 1850s when the then church rector designed a small organ to fit in the village church and had the local blacksmith build it. Scudamore organs then became a “thing” for small village churches across the land, and for a time they were sold for £80 each from the Scudamore Organ Manufactory. Today Upton Scudamore and its hamlet of Halfway is tranquil and rural, with a population of around 300 living in spacious, comfortable homes.

If you are interested in renting a property in any of these wonderful Warminster villages, contact our team at John Loftus Property Centre and we’ll find you a dream home.

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