Upper Town doesn't give up much if you go looking for it, and that's often the truth of places this size — a hamlet in Wiltshire is more likely to be a scatter of houses and a lane than a place with its own data trail. What's on record here is really about the county around it, not the place itself. Wiltshire, the wider authority Upper Town sits within, carries a median house price a little above the national figure and a crime rate that gives some sense of the backdrop, but neither tells you what it's actually like to stand on Upper Town's own street. No school, station, park or shop is confirmed as belonging to the hamlet itself, so it would be guesswork to describe a commute, a place to eat, or a place to send children — guesswork isn't something worth offering you when you're trying to decide whether to live somewhere. What can be said honestly is this: hamlets of this kind in Wiltshire typically mean a rural, low-density way of life, with daily life leaning on neighbouring towns and villages for shops, schools and stations rather than having them on the doorstep. If that rhythm — quiet, car-dependent, borrowed amenities — sounds right for you, Upper Town may suit; but the specific evidence to back that up for this exact hamlet isn't something I can honestly put in front of you.