Seend sits on a hilltop more than 90 metres (300 feet) above sea level, about 3.5 miles west of Devizes, 3 miles south east of Melksham and 5.5 miles north east of Trowbridge, so few villages give such easy access to three towns. Our Devizes team handle sales, lettings and property management in Seend and nearby villages and hamlets such as Seend Cleeve, Sells Green and Seend Head.
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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 Seend, we value your home.
We value your home in two senses: what it is worth, and what it means to you. Our Devizes team at 4/5 The Market Place, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1HT handle sales, lettings and property management for Seend and its hamlets, about 3.5 miles east along the A361. From pricing a canalside cottage to finding reliable tenants for a family house, our advice is based on local evidence rather than guesswork, and landlords can hand over rent, compliance and maintenance to our property management service.
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Seend 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 have rated our Devizes office 4.9 out of 5 from over 490 Google reviews.
Call the Devizes team: 01380 730200
Areas we cover around Seend: Seend Cleeve, Sells Green, Seend Head, Bulkington, Keevil, Poulshot, Worton, Potterne, Melksham and Devizes.
Seend has more pubs than many villages of its size: the Brewery Inn in Seend Cleeve, the Barge Inn beside the Kennet and Avon Canal below it, and the Three Magpies at Sells Green. A post office and shop on the High Street cover everyday errands, while the community centre, with its bar, and the sports field host much of the village's social life. Seend Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School is in the village, and for secondary education families look to Melksham Oak Community School and Devizes School. The canal passes less than half a mile north, and its towpath makes an easy, level route for walking and cycling along the valley.
The parish has an unusual industrial past. John Aubrey noted iron ore here in 1666, a spa company traded briefly after a saline spring was found in 1815, and ironstone was quarried on and off for about a century from the 1850s; the old workings are now the Seend Ironstone Quarry and Road Cutting geological Site of Special Scientific Interest. Today the village is better known for historic buildings such as the Grade II* listed Manor House of 1768 and the Grade I listed Holy Cross church, with its late 15th-century nave and ring of six bells. Property runs from period homes along the High Street to cottages and later houses in Seend Cleeve, Sells Green and Seend Head.
The High Street is part of the A361 between Devizes and Trowbridge, and the A365 links the village with Melksham through Sells Green. Seend's own station closed in 1966, so Melksham station, on the TransWilts line, is the nearest, with trains to Swindon and Westbury and onward direct services from Swindon to London Paddington.
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