Property for sale in Cirencester
Find a property for sale in Cirencester, the capital of the Cotswolds
Cirencester has a rich history dating back to the Roman period and is a gateway to the Cotswolds.
You will never be short of things to do in Cirencester. Take in the Corinium Museum and learn about the town's archaeology, see the remains of a Roman Amphitheatre, or take a stroll around the Grade 1 listed parkland of Cirencester Park. The rest of the Cotswolds is on your doorstep with picturesque villages such as Bibury, Burton-on-the-Water and Chedworth nearby.
Cirencester has a mix of properties, but it is best known for its traditional Cotswold honey-coloured stone, charming cottages and impressive country homes. We have an intimate knowledge of the Cirencester property market, including the town and its surrounding villages and hamlets. From recommendations on the best country walks, to insight on school catchment areas, we're committed to helping you find your ideal home in Cirencester.
Browse the latest country houses for sale in Cirencester
Discover the timeless charm of country houses in the vibrant market town of Cirencester.
Browse the latest cottages for sale in Cirencester
Cosy characterful cottages that blend tradition and modernity in the historically rich Cirencester.
Browse the latest detached houses for sale in Cirencester
Enjoy the space and privacy of detached homes, with plenty of room to grow.
Browse the latest semi-detached houses for sale in Cirencester
Semi-detached houses that offer affordability, space and privacy in the capital of the Cotswolds..
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