This is the fourth phase of the development and brings the total number of approved dwellings to 772.

Phase four plans include 61 properties for a local housing association, bringing Jubilee Gardens’s total affordable housing allocation to 300.

This latest planning permission approval paves the way for more public space which completes a linear park envisioned earlier in the process.

The site will also host a range of ecological features like bird and bat boxes.

Three- and four-bed homes can already be purchased at the Warminster site, with prices starting at £316,995. More two-bed homes will come onto the market soon.

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“I am pleased that Persimmon has secured its latest planning approval in Warminster, demonstrating our commitment to working with the community to deliver low-cost, high-quality, much-needed homes in the town,” said Seb Spiller, managing director at Persimmon Homes Wessex.

“Creating a sense of place as part of our mission to deliver a positive and lasting legacy is important to Persimmon, and we are evidently bringing that to Jubilee Gardens, not just through new housing, but the supporting infrastructure that goes with it.

“We are extremely proud of what we have achieved on-site already and are proud to have hosted many stakeholders there over the years, so we are very excited to break ground on the next phase as we work with Wiltshire Council to meet our mutual goals.”