Painswick: The Cotswolds’ Flawless “Queen” (And What It’s Really Like to Live There)
Nestled quietly in a valley just a few miles north of Stroud lies Painswick. Affectionately known as the “Queen of the Cotswolds,” this historic wool town is widely considered one of the finest, most architecturally intact settlements in England. Built almost entirely from pale, honey-coloured Cotswold stone quarried from the nearby beacon, walking down its steep, winding streets feels like stepping straight into a period drama.
South Cerney: The Cotswolds Unsung Gem for Modern Living
South Cerney, the Cotswolds’ unsung gem, where classic English village charm meets vibrant lakeside living. Just minutes from Cirencester, South Cerney offers a unique blend of community spirit, outdoor adventure, and modern amenities, making it the perfect destination for families, professionals, and second-home seekers alike.
Cirencester Races 2026
There’s something truly special about a day at the races here in Siddington, Cirencester, a blend of local tradition, friendly faces, and the gentle hum of anticipation as hooves thunder down the home straight. As Cotswolds-based property buying agents, we relish any opportunity to spend time with clients outside the office, and this event was no exception.