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1092 :BUI WILTSHIRE. (KELLY'S BUILDERS-continued. Matthews Alfred Jas. 82 & 84 Church YoungW.J.& C.S.74 Gigant st.Salisbury AyliffeMrs. Jessie, London rd. Marlboro' st.St.Edmnnds',Salisbury. See advert Bailey G. Cold Harbour la. Marlborough May Mrs. Mary Ann, The Green, Marl- Bladwell J. A. & Co. Broad quay, Bath. Bailey W. J. Durrington, Amesbury S.O borough See advertisement Banks Miss E. & F. Lacock, Chippenham Mayell Alfred, 45 & 46 St. Margaret UIL ING ,...,.ATERIAL DLRS .BarkerJohn, Castle street, Mew, Bath street, Bradford-on-Avon B D ..... • .Barnes & Sa.unders, Winterbourne Mead Daniel, West Lavingion, Devizes Bromley W. H. High st. Corsham R.S.O Dantsey, Salisbury Miller William, Potterne, Devizes BrownE.L.Portland pi. Wilton rd.Salsbry Barnes Edward, Purton, Swindon Mitchell Charles, Redlynch, Salisbury Brown George; workshops, Elm Tree Barnett Wm. Mildenhall, Marlborough Moody Lemuel, Polebarn rd. Trowbridge yard, Devizes Barrett J. Westrop, Highworth,Swindon Moore George, Castle street, Trowbridge Light William, New road, Chippenham Barrett Thos. u Newport st. Swindon Mullings Richard Benoni, The Island, Selby William Henry, 3 Dammas lan~ Baster John, 73 New Park road, Devizes Devizes ; brickyards, Caen hill, Rowde Market place, Swindon Bastin Albert, Ramsbury, Hungerford & Larborough, Potterne Beazley Thomas, Wood street, Calne Naish James, Brown street, Salisbury BUILDING SOCIETIES. Bennett Hy. W.72 Bridge st.NewSwindn Newton Frederick, 43 New st. Salisbury See Land & Building Societies . .BoyceG.&A.3oMondayMarketst.Devizes Osmond Herbert, 'frellis cottage, War- Eromley W. H. High st. Corsham R.S.O dour, Salisbury BUTCHERS. Brown John & Son,Hilperton, Trowbridge Palmer Alfred,MarketLavington,Devizes Angel Geo. High st. Wootton Bassett S. 0 Brown George; workshops, Elm Tree Parsons &Son, Weymouth st. Warminster Apling Christr.Hy. Up.Stratton,Swindon yard; res. I3 Long street, Devizes Parsons John, Roadhill, Bath Arthur Samuel, 5 Newtown, Bradford BrownG.Littleton,We.Lavingtn.Devizes Parsons Wm. ro Sladesbrook, Bradford Austin James, Lacock, Chippenham Bryant Henry, Redlynch, Salisbury PearceJ.Corsley hth.Corsley, Warminstr Austin Thomas, High st. Malmesbury Burden Moses, Donhead St. Mary, Petty William, West Wellow, Romsey Austin William, Shambles, Chippenham Salisbury Pike Jacob, Tinhead, Westbury Baker George, Devizes road, Salisbury Carter Chas. Ashton Keynes, Cricklade Pitt & Sons, Farley, Salisbury Baker William, Wardour, Salisbury Chambers E. 20 Dover st. New Swindon Pitt & Sons, Pitton, Salisbury BarrettAlbert E. I Sidmouth st. Devizes: Chambers W. I Ashford rd.New Swindn Pouting T. I. Winyard mill,Malmesbury Barter Ebenezer, Ludwell, Salisbury Chard Thos. 46 Union st. Trowbridge PontonFras.H.siVicaragest.Warminstr BartlettThomas, Nettleton,Chippenham Chequer Edmd.Brinkworth, Chippenhm PontonPontonJn.Emwell st. Warminster Bartlett William,Nettleton, Chippenbam Chivers & Son; workshops & office, Powney William,Bromham,Chippenham Baverstock Wm.Shalbourne,Hungerford Sidmouth street, Devizes Pritchard John,AshtonKeynes,Cricklade Beszant Wm. H. High st.Corsbam R.S.O Chivers George, High street, Calne Rice H.jun. Sherston Magna,Malmesbry Betty Daniel,2rWestcott pl.NewSwindon Chivers Wm. Edwd. 29 Sheep st.Devizes RolesWilliam,27Greencroft st.Salisbury Blackmore Alfred, Ludgershall,Andover Cole William Qnint, Amesbury Romain John, Sussex wharf & Market BJackmore Jeremiah, Heytesbury S.O Coleborne Thomas, Stratton St. Mar- place, Devizes Blackwell Chas. Crudwell, Malmesbury garet, Swindon SainsburyJames,Littleton, West Laving- Bond Fredk. Gloucester st. Malmesbury Cooper Hy. Minster street, Sal!5bury ton, Devizes Bond Mrs. Jane, 15 Highst.Warminster Cove Henry, Ashton Keynes, Cricklade Saunders Wllliam, Laverstock,Salisbury Bond John, 45 Prospect, Swindon Davis George & Son,Canhold,Melksham Sawyer John William, Box, Chippenham Bond Thos. Gloucester st. Malmesbury Davis George, 6 The Green, Devizes Scruse John, Shrewton, Devizes Bonner John, Uphaven, Marlborough Day Job, :r North street, New Swindon Selby William Henry, 3 Dammas lane, Bowley Wm. Ashton Keynes, Cricklade Dewey Frederick, Shrewton, Devizes Market place, Swindon British Colonial Meat Co. 23 Bridg~ Dolman George, 66 Salt lane, Salisbury Self William, r Lorne villas, Junction street, New Swindon Doughty Fras. Codford St. Mary, Bath road, Bradford-on-Avon Broom John G. 5& Northgate st. Devizes Downing & Rudman,New rd.Chippnhm Shurey Jeremiah, Purton, Swindon Brown George, Newton Tony, Salisbury Dutch Joseph, Great Cheverell, Devizes Smith & Leighfield, Clifton street, New Brown Thomas, Whiteparish, Salisbury Dutch William, Borebam rd.Warminstr Swindon Bull FrankHy.Warminsterrd.Westbury Frampton Joseph, Downton, Salisbury SmithAlfd. Coppice hl. Bradford-on-Avon Bundy James, Redlynch, Salisbury Franklin Thos. Lewis, High st. Cricklade Smith J ames, Ashley, Box, Chippenham Caple Charles,MarketLa vington, Devizes Gaisford Joseph, George st. Warminster SmithJn.Newrd.&London rd.Chppnhm Carter Alfred, High st. Corsham R.S.O Gale John, Lacock, Chippenham Smith William,22 Church st. Trowbridge Carter Samuel, The Folly, Bradford Gilbert David, Wilcot, Marlborough Stokes Edward &Jas. King st.Melksham Carter Thomas, 2 Market st. Bradford Godwin John, Moredon, Swindon Strong William, Portway, Warminster Carter William Jn.Highstreet,Cricklade Gough Thomas, Quarry, Calne Sutton John, Curzon street, Calne Chapman T. Faringdon st.New Swindon Grant George, Brown street, Salisbury TaylorJ.8Kingston rd.Bradford-on-Avon Chapman William, 16 High st. Swidon Green Charles William, Pembroke ''illa, Taylor James, Stanley villa, Junction Chappell Joseph, Purton, Swindon Wyndham park, Salisbury road, Bradford-on-Avon Chinn&Thorn,Horningsham,"\Varminstr- GreenWilliamEdwd. Wardour,Salisbury ThomasJ.C.~heepst.Highwortb,Swindn Church Wm. 25 Silver st. Trowbridge Hale Edward, Castle street, Salisbury Tryhorn Philip, Milford hill, Salisbury ClarkJas.Gib,LittletonDrew,Chippenhm Harris Gilbert, Dews road, Sa.lisbury Twine Adam, Vasterne bridge, Wootton Clarke J. Yatton Keynell, Chippenham Harris Henry, Upper Stratton, Stratton Bassett S. 0 Cleveland Wm. 67 Castle st. Trowbridge St. Margaret, Swindon Underwood George "William, Amesbury Coates Charles, Causeway, Chippenham Harvey Edwin, Williamst.New Swindon Webb Amos, Beanacre, Melksham Coates Henry B.Highst. Corsham R.S.O Hemmings F. 22 Fleet st. New Swindon Webb John, Station road, New Swindon Cole William, Oaksey, Malmesbury Henley Gen. Rice,Prospectplace,Swindn Webb William, Hromham, Chippenham Cole William, 32 Silver st. Bradford Highman Thos. 83 Milford st. Salisbury West HenryJames,78 Castle st.Salisbury Collett Wm.J.Bath buildings, Melksham Hillier Benjamin, High st. Marlborough Weston George, London road, Calne CollierStephen,2o:Market pl.Warminster Hillier Geo. St. Margaret's, Marlboro' Whatley Jas. West st. Wilton, Salisbury Collins Jn.Collingbourne Ducis,:\larlbro~ Hopkins J. & Son, West st. Wilton, Salsbry White J oseph, Shrewton, Devizes Corpe J. 4Cam briaBridge rd.NewSwinda Hopkins Wm. MarketLavin,oton,Dcvizes White Wm. I Polebarn rd. Trowbridge CotterellF.zoCheltenham st.Nw.Swindn HorsellJohn, York ter. New Swindon WilliamsChas. I Bury ter.New Swindon Cox Fredk. Geo. Rodbourne la. tiwindon Hughes Fredk, Ingram st. Malmesbury l\-'illiams Joseph, Devizes rd. Swindon Cox William, Badbury, Swindon Humphreys Alfred Ricks, High street, Williams Robert, 8r Brown st. Salisbury Crook W.R.26 Eastcott hl.New Swindon Wootton Bassett S. 0 Williams William, Hig-h st. Marlborough Cuff Mrs. Mary. East Tisbury, Salisbury Jennings J. Great Western ter.Salisbury Wiltshire G. & S. Clifton street & Bath Culverhouse W.NorthBradley,Trowbrdg Jerrard & Stevens,St. Mark's rd.Salisbry road, New Swindon Deacon J. Blunsdon St.Andrew,Swindon Kiddle & Russell, Ludwell, Salisbury Wiltshire George, Bath road, Swindon Dixon Edwin, 6o Castle street, Salisbury King John, Bromham, Chippenham Witt Edward, 155 Fisherton st. Salisbury Dodge Augustus, Castle st. Trowbridge Kite Henry Jas. 5 Wilton rrl. Salisbury Woodman John, Abbey row,Malmesbury Down Mrs. Jas. Church st. Mere, Bath Knapp Edwin, Lea, Malmesbury WortJohn, builder, Park st. Salisbury Eastmans Lim. uFleetst.NewSwindon LansdownT. High st. W oottonBassettS. 0 Young W. J. &C. S. 74 Gigant st. Salisbury Evans J ames, London rd. Marlborough LeaJ. & F. Bristol road, Malmesbury YoungJn.Bryant,67Milford st.Salisbury Everett Francis, Amesbury Leve William, Ansty, Salisbury Everett Francis, jun. Amesbury Lever Henry Jas. Wardour, Salisbury BUILDERS' IRONMONGERS. Few John H. 19 Bridge st. New Swindon Lewis W. S. Gt. Somerford,Chippenham Hall J ohn&Co. Weymouth st. W estminstr Fletcher William & Robert, 58B, Bridge Light William, New road, Chippenham Pouting John Edward, High st. Malmes- street, New Swindon Long John, 38 Frome road, Bradford bury. See advertisement Freegard Geo. The Bridge, Chippenham Long Walter, 32 St. Margaret street, White Thomas Hy.2Sidmouth st.Devizes Frewin Jas. 67 Regent st. New Swindon Bradford Fry John, Northst. Wilton, Salisbury Looker Hy.StrattonSt.Margaret,Swindn BUILDERS' MERCHANTS. Garlick I<'redk.l.\'1.63 Forest. Trowbridge l\1anns Le vi, Bowling alley, Pewsey S. 0 Hall J n. & Co. Weymouth st. Warminster Gar lick Henry, High street, Malmesbury .
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    18 Baywater Marlborough, SN8 1DX 18 Baywater, Marlborough, SN8 1DX A well presented and spacious three bedroom split level detached bungalow in a elevated position commanding spectacular views all within walking distance to the High Street and in St Johns catchment. • Detached • Three Bedrooms • Garage & Parking • Walking Distance to High Street • Lovely Gardens • Great Views • St Johns Catchment Guide Price £389,950 Description A well presented and spacious three bedroom split level detached bungalow in a elevated position commanding spectacular views all within walking distance to the High Street and in St Johns catchment. Entrance Hall with wood flooring, stairs to Bedrooms with storage cupboard under, door to Cloakroom fitted with a white low level W.C and wash basin. The Kitchen / Diner is fitted with a modern range of wall and base units with worktops over and inset sink, built in washing machine, dishwasher and fridge freezer, Range cooker and space for table and chairs. A semi vaulted Living room with an attractive fireplace housing a log burning stove completes the first level, stairs lead to the upper level with three Bedrooms (two double and a single) and a modern bathroom fitted with a white suite comprising bath with shower over, low level W.C and wash basin, heated towel rail, tiled surrounds. The property has lovely gardens to three sides, mainly laid to lawn with various shrubs, flowering plants and timber picket fencing. There is also a garden shed and very useful single garage with parking in front. Situation Marlborough is a historic market town located in the heart of Wiltshire and noted for its wide and picturesque high street and The College.
  • A Guide to Walking in North West Wiltshire

    A Guide to Walking in North West Wiltshire

    TRADE PROGRAMME Based on one of the first Great Roads commissioned by the Kings of England, the Great West Way® winds its way through landscapes filled with the world-famous and the yet-to-be-discovered. ParticularlyFIT/self-drive suitable tours for WALKING IN NORTH WEST WILTSHIRE Enable your customers discover some of England’s prettiest villages and little towns on a walking break among the glorious mellow landscapes of North West Wiltshire. Cheltenham BLENHEIM PALACE GREAT WEST WAY Oxford C otswolds ns ROUTE MAP ter hil C e Th Clivedon Clifton Marlow Big Ben Suspension Westonbirt Malmesbury Windsor Paddington Bridge Swindon Castle Henley Castle LONDON Combe Lambourne on Thames wns Eton Dyrham ex Do ess College BRISTOL Park Chippenham W rth Windsor Calne Avebury No Legoland Marlborough Hungerford Reading KEW Brunel’s SS Great Britain Heathrow GARDENS Corsham Bowood Runnymede Ascot Richmond Lacock Racecourse Bristol BATH Newbury ROMAN Devizes Pewsey BATHS Bradford Highclere Cheddar Gorge on Avon Trowbridge Castle GREAT WEST WAY Ilford Manor Gardens Westbury STONEHENGE GWR DISCOVERER PASS & AVEBURY Longleat WORLD HERITAGE SITE Journey along the Great West Way on Stourhead Salisbury the bus and rail network using the Great West Way GWR Discoverer pass. Includes PLACES OF INTEREST IN INSIDER unlimited Off-Peak train travel from London Paddington to Bristol via Reading with Feast on fine British cuisine NORTH WEST WILTSHIRE SUGGESTIONS options to branch off to Oxford, Kemble at the Queens Head and Corsham Court Kennet & Avon Enjoy traditional English tea and Salisbury via Westbury (or London The Peppermill Lacock Abbey Canal at Lacock Stables Café and Waterloo to Salisbury with South Western and Fox Talbot Devizes Wharf Courtyard Tea-room, and Overnight in Chippenham Railway).