Land in Alderton, Wiltshire
A collection of six stunning barn conversions ranging from two to four bedrooms in the sought after village of Alderton, Wiltshire. Launching spring 2026.
Alderton itself is a quiet, rural village, offering a slower pace of life for residents. The village is known for its strong sense of community and beautiful surroundings, with nearby walking routes perfect for nature enthusiasts. Grittleton House, a stunning 19th-century mansion, is just a short walk from Alderton and is often used as a venue for weddings and events.
While Alderton offers a peaceful environment, residents will find essential amenities in nearby Grittleton, which has a pub, The Neeld Arms, and a village hall. For a wider array of facilities, the nearby market towns of Malmesbury and Chippenham provide supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, and a variety of shops. Malmesbury, in particular, is a charming town with a rich history, boasting the beautiful Malmesbury Abbey and Abbey House Gardens. Chippenham offers more extensive amenities, including a shopping centre, leisure facilities, and several restaurants and pubs.
Alderton is perfectly positioned for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wealth of activities and opportunities to explore the countryside. The village is close to the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing stunning landscapes for hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching. The nearby Westonbirt Arboretum, just a 20-minute drive away, is a popular destination, renowned for its vast collection of trees and hosting seasonal events, including the spectacular autumn foliage displays.
For cultural activities, Malmesbury is a must-visit, with its ancient Abbey and charming streets. The town regularly holds community events, including the annual Malmesbury Carnival. Chippenham offers a variety of leisure centres, including the Olympiad Leisure Centre, which has a swimming pool, gym, and sports facilities.
Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the close proximity to the Manor House Golf Club in Castle Combe, one of Wiltshire’s premier golf courses, set against the backdrop of one of the prettiest villages in England. Additionally, Castle Combe, with its historic streets and architecture, is a short drive from Alderton and has been featured in numerous films and television shows, including War Horse and Stardust.
Despite its rural setting, Alderton enjoys convenient transportation links, making it well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The village is just a short drive from the M4 motorway, providing easy access to larger towns such as Chippenham (around 8 miles) and Swindon (about 25 miles). Bristol and Bath, two prominent cities offering a range of amenities, are within a 30-40 minute drive, making Alderton ideal for commuters. Additionally, Chippenham offers a mainline railway station with regular services to London Paddington (approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes), Bristol, and Reading, ensuring Alderton remains well connected for those who require access to major transport hubs.
Families moving to Alderton will find a range of educational options in the surrounding area. Grittleton Primary School is the nearest primary school, a small and well-regarded institution that serves the local community. For secondary education, nearby schools include Hardenhuish School and Sheldon School, both located in Chippenham, and Malmesbury School, known for its academic achievements and supportive environment.
Additionally, private education options are available, with schools like St Mary’s School in Calne and Westonbirt School near Tetbury, both offering highly regarded independent schooling options within easy driving distance.