Retirement properties in Wiltshire

Wiltshire’s rich heritage is clear in every charming village and sprawling landscape. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or adventure in retirement, discover a wide variety of activities to enjoy.

• Explore local history, from prehistoric settlements like the iconic 5,000 year old Stonehenge to the tallest church spire in the UK at Salisbury Cathedral and 14th-century splendour of Old Wardour Castle.
• The county has no shortage of museums and galleries to explore. Learn about the country’s transport history at Swindon’s STEAM Railway Museum, or dive into archaeology at the Wiltshire Museum in Devizes.
• Salisbury Playhouse and the Wyvern Theatre in Swindon offer live music and theatre productions for year-round entertainment.

From formal gardens and scenic parks to expansive lakes and intriguing wildlife, there's plenty of magnificent countryside to admire near our retirement properties in Wiltshire.

• Sports - From horseback riding to fly fishing, golf, and tennis clubs, you can easily find the right outlet for your competitive streak in Wiltshire.
• Nature - Explore over 2,000 acres of woodland and chalk landscapes at Stourhead Estate, which also includes a famed landscaped garden. Or wander among the ancient oak trees at Savernake.
• Wildlife - Find rare birds at the Coate Water Country Park or discover emus, alpacas and miniature ponies at the Hope Nature Centre in Southwick.

Whether you’re looking for a supportive  community or want to explore arts and culture solo, Wiltshire’s plentiful options are sure to appeal and delight.

• Theatre - Salisbury Playhouse and Wyvern Theatre in Swindon offer everything from pantomimes to West End tours.
• History - Stonehenge, Avebury, and Salisbury Cathedral, which is home to a surviving document of the original Magna Carta, all offer historic inspiration. Sites like Lacock Abbey also offer exhibitions and workshops throughout the year.
• Festivals - Community events like Marlborough Wine and Food Festival and the Salisbury International Arts Festival offer excellent opportunities to make friends with artists and connoisseurs from across the country.

Wiltshire’s transport links are generally dependable and make travel easy throughout the region, while also encouraging day trips further afield.

• By car - The M4 runs through the edge of the county and provides access to Bristol, Cardiff, Reading and London.
• By bus - Buses regularly run throughout Wiltshire's villages and towns, with local providers supplying many services to market towns, shopping centres, and elsewhere.
• By rail - With major stations in Salisbury, Westbury, Swindon, Chippenham and Trowbridge, it’s easy to find a train that can connect you to the surrounding South coast area.