Living in Durrington
Nestled in the heart of Wiltshire, Durrington is a picturesque village brimming with character and historical significance. Known for its close proximity to the ancient stones of Stonehenge, Durrington has roots that stretch back thousands of years. The village maintains a quaint atmosphere with traditional architecture, lush green spaces, and a strong sense of community that draws residents and visitors alike.
Historically, Durrington was a significant settlement during the Neolithic period, and its legacy continues to shape its identity today. The economy of the village is largely driven by local businesses, agriculture, and tourism, thanks to its appealing location near iconic landmarks. With a crime rate that is 95% below the national average, Durrington offers a safe and serene environment for families and individuals seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle.
£250,000
Approximately 20% below the Wiltshire average
95% below average
Durrington is one of the safest villages in the region
2,500
A small, tight-knit community with a friendly atmosphere
10 miles to Salisbury
Excellent road and rail connections to nearby cities
What's happening in Durrington
In pictures: Forwards Festival and rare Blood Moon
Festivals, tributes and awards in photographs from across the West this week.
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The younger record fans turning to older vinyl
Record traders say they have noticed a shift towards younger buyers in recent years.
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West Swindon to mark 50 years with special celebration
West Swindon has just turned 50 years old, and will be celebrated in Folly Park next Saturday.
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New conservation lake and wetlands scheme approved for Wiltshire village
Wiltshire Council granted planning permission for the scheme at Ham Cross Farm on Chicksgrove Road on August 20, 2026.
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In pictures: Music fans flock to Victorious Festival
Festival-goers enjoyed blue skies as the three-day festival on the seafront threw open its doors.
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