Frome Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire Trowbridge, BA14 0EF

Award-winning zero carbon living in a hand-picked countryside location Newland Homes presents Lambrok Mead, an exclusive development consisting of 50 stylish 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes which combine the very best of contemporary and climate considerate living with stunning rural surroundings.

Lambrok Mead presents a unique opportunity to experience the charms of countryside living alongside award-winning design, all with the added benefit of innovative energy efficiencies.

We are proud three-times winners of the Trowbridge Town Enhancement Award, and the quality shines through each carefully crafted property.

You'll particularly enjoy the streamside open space next to Lambrok stream, and how our use of the latest technology will lower your running costs.

Situated in a historic yet vibrant town once renowned for a thriving woollen industry, Trowbridge's legacy is beautifully preserved in its architecture.

Surrounding notable cultural landmarks are a wealth of community and sports facilities and shopping and dining options, plus a thriving arts and entertainment scene.

Trowbridge can lay claim to some beautiful green spaces.

Beyond Lambrok Stream, you'll find Biss Meadows County Park - a home to birds, bees and butterflies, and annual live events throughout - and Southwick Country Park, right on your doorstep, a popular spot for dog walkers, runners and those with energetic children thanks to a network of pathways.

Further afield, you can discover the iconic White Horse at Westbury, Caen Hill and its infamous 29 locks, Stonehenge, Farleigh Hungerford Castle or the stately homes - and stunning surroundings - at Stourhead House or Bowood House.

Excellent rail and motorway links ensure Trowbridge is well connected - and commutable - to Bath, Swindon and Bristol.

Trowbridge Station connects to Bristol Temple Meads (32 mins) and London Paddington (less than two hours away).

A glorious past, and beauty in every direction Trowbridge was once considered one of England's wealthiest towns.

The old woollen mills that once dominated the local landscape are long gone, but the grand houses owned by the Mill owners offer a glimpse into an illustrious past.

While Trowbridge loves to acknowledge its past, its historic town hall and wonderfully interactive and engaging museum paying homage to its heritage, the town is also focused on the here and now.

The Shires is a comprehensive shopping experience under one roof, while other well-known brands and retailers, plus independent stores and an abundance of places to eat and drink, can be found at outlets including the Gateway, Spitfire and St.

Stephen's Place. Trowbridge is also a perfect base from which to explore.

Beautiful Bath, rich in history and culture, and famous for its Roman baths, historic Abbey and Royal Crescent, is just 30 minutes away.

For nature lovers, you're surrounded in every direction, from the charm of the Cotswolds and its natural beauty, to the national landscapes of the North Wessex Downs, Cranborne Chase and Mendip Hills.

Trowbridge is well served by 14 local schools, with Newtown Community, The John of Gaunt School and St Augustine's Catholic College all rated 'Good' by Ofsted.

Holbrook and St John's Catholic primary schools, plus Clarendon Academy at secondary level, are other well respected providers.