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Location
In the Wiltshire countryside where the ancient
Packhorse Road took weary medieval travellers
to Salisbury lies the village of Southwick, it
was here that the art of handloom weaving
prospered laying the foundations of the village
that is seen today.
The weavers are long gone but their legacy lives
on in this beautiful village, local facilities ensure
a self-sufficient lifestyle with primary school,
convenience store and pub. Whilst for those
who prefer the hustle and bustle of town life,
nearby
Trowbridge
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has first class shopping,
excellent sport facilities and a choice of schools,
doctors and dental surgeries.
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Wiltshire is renowned for its landmarks, mystical
Stonehenge, Woodhenge and the White Horse
Vale, beautiful picture postcard villages and the
delights of Lacock Abbey, Longleat, Stourhead
Gardens and the city of Bath the list is endless.
Whatever your preference this is a county that
truly has a little something for everyone.
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