Westbury Letting & Estate Agents

Estate & Letting Agents in Westbury, Warminster and Trowbridge

Martin & Co is the leading local name in property across Westbury, Warminster and Trowbridge – three market towns with three very different characters, and one team that knows all of them properly. We’re best known for our track record in residential sales and lettings, but our service runs deeper: valuations, fully managed lettings, tenant-find, landlord and portfolio advice, buy-to-let guidance, probate sales, and mortgage and conveyancing referrals, all delivered by people who live and work in the area they cover.

Directors John and Luke Hames have worked in Westbury for a combined 40 years, and the wider team brings decades more between them across Warminster and Trowbridge. That local depth means fewer surprises: we know which Westbury streets are outperforming their guide price, which Warminster postcodes landlords are targeting for yield, and what Trowbridge’s regeneration means for anyone buying, selling or letting near the town centre right now.

Whether you’re in BA13, BA12 or BA14, including the surrounding villages, get in touch with your local office below or book a free instant valuation to see what your property is worth in today’s market.

Our Services

However you’re looking to move, or however you’re looking to invest, we cover the full range of residential property services across Westbury, Warminster and Trowbridge:

• Residential sales and lettings
• Sales and rental valuations
• Fully managed property management
• Tenant-find services
• Landlord and portfolio advice
• Buy-to-let and investment advice
• Probate property sales
• Mortgage and conveyancing referrals

Areas We Cover

Our three principal areas are Westbury and BA13, Warminster and BA12, and Trowbridge and BA14, together with the surrounding villages.

Westbury, BA13

Westbury is the town most people picture when they think of Wiltshire’s chalk hillsides – home to the Westbury White Horse, the oldest and largest of the county’s eight carved horses, cut into Bratton Down above an Iron Age hillfort and visible for miles across the Vale. It’s a working market town on the A350 with its own mainline station, close enough to Bath, Trowbridge and Salisbury Plain to suit commuters, and within about fifteen minutes of Longleat. Sold prices in Westbury have averaged in the region of £260,000–£265,000 over the past year (2026), with terraced homes typically trading from the low £200,000s, semis around the high £260,000s, and detached houses averaging closer to £360,000. We also cover the surrounding villages of Dilton Marsh, Heywood and Upton Scudamore, where higher-value detached and period stock regularly outperforms the Westbury town average.

Warminster, BA12

Warminster’s High Street and Market Place tell an older story than its modern reputation as a garrison town would suggest – it’s held a market since 1204 and was once the greatest corn market in the West of England, and its historic centre predates the Army’s arrival by centuries. Today it’s home to glove-maker Dents’ UK headquarters and sits on the western edge of Salisbury Plain, minutes from the Longleat Estate. Average sold prices in Warminster currently sit broadly in the £280,000–£300,000 range (2026), with detached homes averaging closer to £370,000–£390,000 and flats offering the most accessible entry point into the town. We also cover BA12 villages including Longbridge Deverill, Corsley, Sutton Veny and Bishopstrow, several of which have seen strong price growth over the past decade.

Trowbridge, BA14

As the county town of Wiltshire, Trowbridge is in the middle of one of the most significant regeneration stories in the region. A £16m town centre improvement scheme has widened footpaths and upgraded drainage across Church Street, Fore Street and Wicker Hill; the Grade II listed Town Hall is being brought back into community use; and the former Bowyers factory beside the railway station is being transformed into 255 new homes with a riverside park on the River Biss. On the edge of town, the Ashton Park development is set to deliver up to 2,500 new homes over the coming years. Trowbridge’s own wool and cloth-making heritage once earned it the nickname ‘the Manchester of the West’, and that legacy of industry and reinvention is visible again today. Sold prices in the town currently average around £280,000 (2026), making it one of the more accessible principal towns in Wiltshire relative to the county median – good news for first-time buyers and an area worth watching for landlords and investors. Our BA14 coverage extends to the surrounding villages, including Hilperton, North Bradley and Staverton.

Why Choose Martin & Co

We’re a genuinely local, family-run business rather than a corporate franchise in name only. Directors John and Luke Hames have worked in and around Westbury for a combined 40 years, and our wider team – spanning sales, lettings, property management and compliance – brings hands-on experience across all three of our towns. That means honest, realistic advice from the first conversation, followed through with the hard work needed to get your property sold or let at the best achievable price.

For landlords, our fully managed service takes care of everything from compliant tenancies and rent collection to maintenance and inspections, and our team keeps a close eye on regulation so you don’t have to, including the Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force across England on 31 May 2026, and current EPC requirements for rented homes. For buyers and tenants, our local knowledge means we can match you to the right street, not just the right postcode.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas does Martin & Co Westbury cover?

Our principal coverage areas are Westbury and BA13, Warminster and BA12, and Trowbridge and BA14, including the surrounding villages such as Dilton Marsh, Heywood, Longbridge Deverill, Corsley, Hilperton and North Bradley.

How much is my house worth in Westbury, Warminster or Trowbridge?

You can get a free instant online valuation in under a minute, or book a free in-person valuation with your local office. Average sold prices currently sit at roughly £260,000–£265,000 in Westbury, £280,000–£300,000 in Warminster, and around £280,000 in Trowbridge, though individual streets and property types vary significantly.

Is Martin & Co Westbury a good letting agent for landlords in the current market?

Our lettings team manages compliant, fully-managed tenancies across Westbury, Warminster and Trowbridge, and stays current on regulation affecting landlords in England, including the Renters’ Rights Act (in force from 31 May 2026) and EPC requirements. We also advise on buy-to-let and portfolio strategy for investors targeting BA13, BA12 and BA14.