Easterton sits on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain, about four miles south of Devizes and right next to Market Lavington, and it suits buyers who want a small rural village with its own pub and village hall. Our Devizes team handle sales, lettings and property management in Easterton and nearby villages such as Market Lavington, Eastcott and Easterton Sands.
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SALES
01380 730200
LETTINGS
01380 730200
ADDRESS
4/5 The Market Place, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1HT
At Jones Robinson, estate agents serving Easterton, we value your home.
We will tell you clearly what your property is worth, based on local sales evidence, and we respect how much your home means to you, from a thatched cottage on the High Street to a modern family house. Our Devizes team at 4/5 The Market Place, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1HT, about four miles north, handle sales, lettings and property management for Easterton and Eastcott. We guide sellers through pricing, marketing, viewings and negotiation and keep the sale moving through to completion, and as letting agents we offer landlords a tenant-find service or full property management covering rent, repairs and legal compliance.
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Easterton sales and lettings are handled by our Devizes team, who will be your point of contact from the first valuation through to completion or move-in day. Clients of our Devizes branch have rated us 4.9 out of 5 from over 490 Google reviews.
Call the Devizes team: 01380 730200
Areas we cover around Easterton: Market Lavington, Eastcott, Easterton Sands, Urchfont, West Lavington, Littleton Panell and Devizes.
Easterton had 580 residents at the 2021 Census, small enough that neighbours tend to know each other. The Royal Oak, a large thatched Wadworth pub with a front garden, serves lunch and evening meals, and the village hall and parish council keep local life organised. Everyday shopping is next door in Market Lavington, which has a Co-op, butcher, pharmacy, café and a community hall built in 2007, while Devizes covers supermarkets, healthcare and leisure. Easterton's own school closed in 1971, so primary-age children go to St Barnabas Church of England Primary School in Market Lavington, and Lavington School provides secondary education with a sixth form.
The name comes from the Old English for 'the more easterly farm', and Easterton was the eastern tithing of the old parish of East Lavington until it became a parish of its own in the 1870s. St Barnabas church, built in 1875 of red brick with coloured brick decoration, and the 17th-century Royal Oak give the village street much of its character. Property runs from cottages to substantial listed houses such as Eastcott Manor and Kestrels, both Grade II*, alongside newer homes on the site of Samuel Moore's jam factory, which closed in 1998.
The landscape changes quickly here. Gault and greensand lie on the north-west side of the village street, and the ground rises south-eastwards through the chalk onto Salisbury Plain, giving wide views and long walks. The B3098 runs along the edge of the Plain through Eastcott and Market Lavington, heading west towards Westbury and east towards Urchfont. There is no railway station, so commuters usually drive to Pewsey or Westbury, and Pewsey has direct trains to London Paddington taking around an hour.
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