Hunters Estate Agents and Letting Agents Trowbridge first formed in 2007 originally as Wilsons. We joined the Hunters group in 2017 and have gone from strength to strength firstly opening Hunters Westbury now opening our second office in Trowbridge.
Within the Hunters Trowbridge lettings department we manage a large range of properties from studio apartments to family homes and everything in between.
The Hunters Trowbridge sales team have experience in selling any type of property from one-bedroom flats, to investment properties that require a lot of work, to executive style homes and rural country houses.
For sales our average price range is from £85,000 for a small flat to £450,000 for a large family home. We have a broad range of customers from first time buyers to investors to families to retired. Properties to let our average price range is anywhere from £300 to £1500 per month.
Formed the estate agency, Wilson's in 2007 after years of being a landlord and active investor. Caroline has worked in Customer Service roles previously and is delighted to now be part of the Hunters network where customer focus is the number one priority. Outside of work, Caroline enjoys music, travel and rugby with her husband.
Emma joined Hunters after working for a large corporate agent. Having grown up in the Westbury area Emma has a huge amount of local knowledge which is essential for her role here at Hunters. Emma is extremely motivated to provide the best customer service possible for all customers
Sam started her estate agency career on the financial services side then moved on to Lettings as lettings negotiator. Sam also has previous experience and qualifications in the hospitality industry.
Emily started with Hunters in the later part of 2017 in the lettings team. Emily has previous experience and qualifications in the finance sector as an accountant and as a car sales experience so enjoys a change
Being in Westbury the first thing you will notice is the 180-foot White Horse, Westbury White Horse is the oldest out of the 7 that was carved in the Wiltshire area. The White Horse is considered the symbol for Wiltshire as a whole.
While in Trowbridge you can visit the Trowbridge Museum to discover over 1000 years of the town’s history, here you can discover how Trowbridge was shaped by the quality and huge production of the West of England woollen cloth. You can also discover how Trowbridge became the county town of Wiltshire.
Trowbridge and Westbury have always had a great community feel. Wiltshire has many markets each month supporting local businesses with Wiltshire and the surrounding area.
Each year there also is the Trowbridge Village Pump Festival which started 47 years ago in a small barn but now attracts people from all over the UK to enjoy the festivities.
With Westbury train station being a major junction with services to Reading, London, Penzance, Cardiff, Bristol and so on it is a great area to live in and invest it, even if you’re looking to commute to London.
Recently there has been huge investments within Trowbridge which has seen an Odeon and major restaurants open within the last couple years.
With great GCSE results from the major secondary schools in Westbury and Trowbridge with over 50% of the pupils getting five A*-C GCSEs and the ofsted reports all being 1 or 2 it makes this area a great place to raise families.
12 Silver Street, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8AA
Mon - Fri: 9am - 5:30pm, Sat: 9am - 1pm, Sun: Closed
