Detached house for sale in Warminster BA12, 3 Bedroom

Tascroft Rise
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The Amberley
Beautifully balanced, both inside and out, the detached three bedroom Amberley is the sort of house a child would draw, with a central front door, surrounded by large windows filling the home with light.

Step inside and you’ll see how that balance continues throughout, with a large open plan kitchen / dining room to the left of the hall and a full width family lounge to the right. Upstairs you’ll discover three generous double bedrooms, also beautifully balanced either side of the central landing, including a master bedroom with twin built in wardrobes and a large en suite shower room.

And that balance extends to your lifestyle too, with sliding patio doors off the dining room to bring the outside in, and a separate laundry room to keep the washing out of your living space. A thoughtfully planned and harmonious home, the Amberley is the home you’ve been dreaming of since you first drew those childhood pictures.

Available Homes

Plot 162 - The Amberley is a 3 bedroom detached home with a detached single garage & parking. Available for £314,995

Plot 156 - The Amberley is a 3 bedroom detached home with a detached single garage & parking. Available for £316,995

Plot 131 - The Amberley is a 3 bedroom detached home with a detached single garage & parking. Available for £319,995

About the Development
The iron-age fort on Cley Hill, is testament to the enduring popularity of Warminster as a place to live. Once a thriving corn market town, and so important that it changed hands at least four times in the three years of the Civil War, it has now settled into a quieter pace life that has so much to offer for you and your family.

Nestled on the edge of Salisbury Plain, and surrounded by endless hills and woodlands, this rural market town remains well connected, with Bristol just 30 miles away and the M4, M5 and M3 all within reasonable driving distance. Warminster is also home to one of Britain’s most celebrated independent schools, making it the ideal place to raise a family.

Amenities
There is a Tesco Express close to the development for your every day essentials and two supermarkets, Waitrose and Morrisons, in the town.

For doctors, register with The Avenue Surgery (Sat Nav BA12 9AA, call and for dentists try Chantry Dental Practice on the High Street (Sat Nav BA12 9AF)

Dining
Warminster’s history as a major corn market town has given rise to endless historic inns and hostelries providing excellent food. The town has a range of traditional restaurants too, including Agra and Maya for Indian, Little Italy, Thai Rice and The Great Wall for Chinese.
Or try the one of the numerous village pubs like the Red Lion, Prince Leopold, Weymouth Arms, The Carriers, Royal Oak, Snooty Fox or Angel Inn in nearby surrounding areas.

Education
Residents of Tascroft Rise have an excellent choice of both state and independent schools in their area, with Princecroft Primary and Sambourne Church of England Primary both rated Good by ofsted, and Kingdown School in the town centre for older pupils also rated Good by ofsted.

The famous Warminster School provides independent education for all children, from nursery to sixth form, with a long tradition that makes it the third oldest private school in the country. Pupils can attend on a day basis, or board on week nights or even full time.

Leisure
Warminster is located in a beautiful part of the world, and there is so much to explore in the surrounding countryside, including Cranbourne Chase, the Mendip Hills and the North Wessex Downs. Closer to home, the Lake Pleasure Grounds, also known as Town Park, are well worth a visit on a sunny summer’s afternoon. Longleat Safari park is just four miles away, with the caves of Wookey Hole and the ancient history and modern music of Glastonbury both around 25 miles away.
Golfers can enjoy a challenging round at Warminster Golf Course, and there are more facilities at Warminster Sports Centre and Warminster Activity Centre. Warminster Rugby Club is also next door to the development.
For evening entertainment visit the Athenaeum Centre, which has its very own theatre.

Shopping
Warminster continues its historic traditions as a market town, with a weekly market every Friday in the Central Car Park, next to The Avenue Primary School. The town centre is also home to a wide range of independent shops and stores, with a range of major names, such as Argos, available at Fairfield Road Retail Park.

For a more extensive shopping trip, hop on a train to Bristol, where you’ll find a huge range of High Street shopping and modern malls, such as Cabot Circus and Cribbs Causeway, along with the quirky independents around the old harbour.

Transport
Warminster is by-passed by the A36, providing easy road links across the region, with access just minutes from the development. Frome is just 7 miles, Bath 18 miles, Salisbury 23 miles, Bristol 30 miles and the M4 junction 18 just 27 miles.
Warminster Station, around a mile and a half away, has a large car park, accommodating 60 vehicles, and has regular connections to Bristol in just over three quarters of an hour, and Bath in just over half an hour. Services also run to Salisbury in around twenty minutes. Connections from Westbury run to London in just over an hour and a half.