Market Quarter, Chippenham
Typical Linden Interior
2 bedroom Show Apartment now open
Prices from £139,995
An exclusive development of 256 new EcoHomes at Chippenham consisting of one and two bedroom apartments and three and four bedroom houses.
Market Quarter is not just a new homes development – it is a new way of life. This landmark scheme of 256 homes built on the site of the town’s Cattle Market will open up a world of convenience, as well as aiding your wellbeing as you move to a well designed, safe and environmentally friendly new community.
This collection of 1 and 2 bedroom contemporary apartments and 3 and 4 bedroom homes have been specifically designed in a variety of styles to offer something for everyone. All of the homes offer flexible living accommodation, a high internal specification and most important for all our futures – to be rated as ‘EcoExcellent’ by an independent assessor.

kitchen /Living/Dining room 6631mm x 2921mm
Master Bedroom 3030mm x 2971mm

History in the making…
Chippenham lies on the River Avon and the route of the Great Western Railway and is famed for its massive railway arches and abundance of historic buildings, built in the time of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The town’s name is derived from a Saxon man called Cyppa and the word Hamme; meaning a settlement enclosed by river, hence Cyppa’s Hamme. Chippenham is now a lively market town brimming with history and character, offering excellent local conveniences for modern day living.
Retail therapy on tap…
The town centre is within walking distance of Cocklebury Road and offers a variety of well-known shops in the pedestrianised High Street. The stylish Emery Gate and Borough Parade shopping centres are a shoppers paradise, whilst there are a wealth of independent shops intermixed with street cafes and patisseries. A vibrant market is held twice a week and the regular Wiltshire Farmers Market offers fresh local produce to complement your new ‘Eco’ lifestyle. Furthermore, there is even more choice in the retail park located on the north side of the town off Cepen Way, that includes a Sainsburys supermarket, as well as the Hathaway retail park next to the rail station.

Time for friends and family…
For those who like to socialise, there is so much to do. Traditional pubs vie with more modern bars and clubs, whilst further entertainment can be found at the Astoria cinema. If eating out is your preference, there are a host of restaurants and pubs offering cuisine from across the globe including the popular Revolutions and The Angel Inn, a former coaching inn, now an elegant gastro pub.
Looking after your wellbeing…
Whether you prefer a long rally on the all weather tennis courts, a quick dip in the pool of a local leisure centre or a round of golf within any number of established courses, Chippenham has something for everyone. There is also parkland in which to unwind such as Hardenhuish Park and numerous recreation grounds in which to walk the dog or take the children to play.
Back to the roots…
The warm community feel of Chippenham is evident from the amount of festivities held throughout the town’s calendar. They include the North Wiltshire Festival, a Folk and Arts Festival, children’s fun days and well contested fishing competitions on the river.
Great schooling...
Chippenham is regarded very highly for its standard of education, which includes 3 secondary schools and Wiltshire College on Cocklebury Road, nominated one of England’s top colleges by Ofsted in 2003. Hardenhuish, a comprehensive secondary school, has been awarded specialist status for maths and came within the top 100 in the latest Guardian newspaper league table. In 2006 Sheldon school achieved the best ever A Level results for a comprehensive school in Wiltshire and came within the top 25 of the league table. In fact it has been highlighted as one of the best schools in England no less than 3 times by top government inspectors and recognised as a specialist in science. There is a wide selection of primary schools within close proximity and an independent school, taking children from 2 to 16, with 100% of pupils scoring A-C grades in Maths and 94% achieving AC grades in English in 2005*.
*findaproperty.com
Hottest place to buy...
Chippenham has lately been named the “hottest place to buy in Wiltshire”**, seeing a 22% increase in house prices in the last year alone and crime rates are well below national average, making it a great location to invest and secure a safe future for you and your family.
** Wiltshire Times & Chippenham News 22.09.06
On your doorstep…
Where better to be placed for culture and history than in central Wiltshire? Bath is just 13 miles away and offers lively entertainment, fantastic shopping in stunning architectural surroundings, as well as the historic Roman Baths and the new Thermae Spa with its open rooftop heated pool. Alternatively, there are pretty stone built Cotswold villages just 5 miles away and waiting to be explored. These include Castle Combe where you can enjoy a traditional Sunday roast at the cosy 14th Century Inn, boasting an original medieval fireplace. Visit The National Trust village of Lacock and its medieval cloistered abbey, now converted into a house and see where films such as ‘Harry Potter’, ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and ‘Emma’ were filmed.
Take advantage of the close proximity to the Cotswolds, perfect for relaxing quietly or taking part in something more energetic, such as walking or cycling through the spectacular landscapes. Alternatively, why not visit the Marlborough Downs and the nearby village of Avebury, with ismysterious stone circle or even the famous Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain. Further south, approximately one hour’s drive from Chippenham, the world heritage Salisbury Cathedral can be enjoyed, with its impressive spire - the tallest in Britain! Chippenham really is ideally located for enjoying some of the county’s finest charms, whether it is a teashop in Malborough, a river trail in Trowbridge or a stroll through the cobbled streets of Bradford-on-Avon.
A new epicentre for Wiltshire…
Chippenham is ideally located for commuters being just 4 miles south of the M4 motorway providing easy access to London, Bristol and South Wales, as well as Bath via the A4. Chippenham train station is located on Cocklebury Road and takes commuters directly to a host of destinations including Bath, Bristol and London Paddington.
Roads - Chippenham is just four miles from the M4 motorway, which leads to the M5 and Bristol in the West and the M25, Reading and London to the East.
Rail - Bath in 15 minutes*, Bristol Temple Meads in 30 minutes*, London Paddington in 1 hour and 20 minutes*
Air - Bristol International Airport is approximately 25 miles from Chippenham and boasts 15 airlines that fly to over 100 destinations across the globe including UK, Europe, North America, the Caribbean and the Middle East.
Bus - A host of local services to outlying towns and villages.
*Times taken from thetrainline.com