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Guide to house prices in Gloucestershire

Sep 16, 2022
Guide to house prices in Gloucestershire
Have you set your eyes on Gloucestershire? This beautiful part of the South West of England is packed with spectacular landscapes, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and picturesque towns. The county also boasts superb transport links thanks to its proximity to the M5, linking it to the Midlands and London.

House prices here are slightly above the average, but this doesn’t mean you can’t find great value for your money. Read on as we’ve picked five of the best areas to buy a house in Gloucestershire.

Stroud House Prices

 
Sitting within the Cotswolds, Stroud was named ‘the best place to live in the UK’ by the Sunday Times, and it’s easy to see why. The town is the meeting point of Gloucestershire’s Five Valleys, making it the perfect spot for exploring the local natural scenery. If you need to commute to work, Stroud also provides great transport links to the surrounding areas, including Bristol and London Paddington.  
 

Cheltenham House Prices

 
Named ‘the best place to live in the South West in 2020’ by the Sunday Times, the spa town of Cheltenham brims with cultural and artistic heritage to rival the capital. Regency architecture and Victorian houses dominate the landscape, while The Suffolks, Tivoli, provides a pleasant change of scenery with its pretty pastel houses. But it’s the festivals that bring the city to life. From jazz, music, science and literature events to the iconic horse race – there is never a dull moment here.  
 
Browse our great selection of properties in and around Cheltenham, such as The Orchards development – a collection of 3 and 4 bedroom homes.
 

Cirencester House Prices

 
If colourful cottages and a strong community spirit are your things, Cirecenster won’t disappoint. It offers a prime location on the edge of the Cotswolds, in proximity to bustling sites like Stroud and Gloucester. It is home to excellent schools, quirky boutiques, cosy cafes and fine-tasting restaurants, catering for all lifestyles. Kemble train station is just 10 minutes away, with direct services to London Paddington. You’ll also benefit from access to the M4 and M5 to travel to the South East. 
 
Don’t miss our upcoming Orchards Rise development promises elegant 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes with 200 acres of open space. 
 

Gloucester House Prices

 
We couldn’t pick the best five places to live in Gloucestershire without including its beautiful county town – Gloucester. Nestled between the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean, it provides endless opportunities for scenic walks. Its magnificent 12th-century cathedral and the Docks are the crowning jewels, complemented by other fantastic amenities. Conveniently located for access to the M5, it’s ideal if you need to commute to the Midlands, London and Wales. 
 
Fancy moving to this exciting hub? Don’t miss our brilliant collection of modern 3 and 4 bedroom homes on the Merlin Gate development. 
 

Winchcombe House Prices

 
Found next door to Cheltenham, Winchcombe has history, style and charm. It sits on an escarpment overlooking the Serven Valley, providing breathtaking views of the local countryside. This thriving town has plenty going for it, from indie shops and boutiques to cosy tearooms. A main attraction in the area is Sudeley Castle, a Grade I listed building, which boasts ten gardens covering some 15 acres. 
 
Gloucestershire is a brilliant place for your move. If you’re relocating with your family, you’ll be pleased to know that there are various family-friendly activities in the county. And if you are a golf enthusiast, read our guide on Gloucestershire’s best golf courses for inspiration. 

 

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