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Milford, St Paul's, St Edmund's and St Francis and Stratford are where most Salisbury floors actually go down – ordinary residential streets in SP1 and SP2, semis and detached houses in the main, carrying the volume of orders. The Close is a small handful of addresses beside them.
Detached and semi-detached houses make up most of the stock around SP1 and SP2, though what sets Salisbury apart is the medieval grid and the Cathedral Close, with an unusual number of listed buildings among them. Older properties sit on suspended timber, the newer estates on a slab – two different preparations.
Ownership here has barely shifted in a decade, which tends to mean a floor is chosen to be lived with rather than to sell a house. Engineered oak reads well in the older city-centre rooms; in a listed building, though, the consent question comes before the sample.
Wide oak boards sit comfortably in the detached houses out towards Downton and the Chalke Valley, and the layered construction copes with suspended timber that moves a little.
Shop rangeOn the newer estates the slab takes a click-lock LVT floor with no adhesive; it handles spills, and can be lifted again if the room changes use.
Shop rangeLaminate is the cheaper route for a let flat or a spare bedroom in SP1, though in a period property near the Close it reads as a modern surface.
Shop rangeSalisbury covers SP1 and SP2 with SP5 to the south — Laverstock, Alderbury and Whiteparish, Downton and Ebble Valley, and the Chalke Valley. Wiltshire has been a unitary authority since 2009. Ownership was 66.8% at the 2021 census and moved seven tenths of a point in ten years, one of the steadiest markets we deliver to. Salisbury's medieval grid and the Cathedral Close give it an exceptional concentration of listed buildings, and that is the first question here rather than the last: in a listed building, lifting an original floor needs consent. Where consent is not in play, the older stock sits on suspended timber and the newer estates on a slab — two different preparations.
At the 2021 census, 11.6% of households in Wiltshire lived in a flat, maisonette or apartment and 87.7% in a house or bungalow — 20.7% of all households in a terraced house.
Tenure: ONS, Census 2021, Wiltshire (E06000054) · Accommodation type: ONS, Census 2021, WiltshireThe same questions come up in every town we deliver to. These four references answer them once, with the source in each case.
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