£19,500 pcm
(£4,500 pw)
7 bed detached house to rentReady Token, Cirencester GL7
7 beds
6 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Available from 1 July 2026
Furnished
About this property
Architect led renovation
Period character and charm
Designed for relaxed family living with excellent entertaining space
South facing principal rooms providing wonderful natural light and garden views
Beautiful gardens and grounds
Detached two bedroom cottage
Outdoor swimming pool, outbuilding and terrace
Stabling and paddocks
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Fully renovated with architectural vision from the award winning architects Yiangou, this elegant family home has been thoughtfully designed to provide comfortable accommodation with a strong emphasis on family living, both inside and out.
Occupying an elevated position with a southerly aspect, the house enjoys an abundance of natural light, with the principal rooms overlooking the tranquil private gardens. Doors open onto a generous south facing terrace, beyond which lies an outdoor heated swimming pool with a changing area and outbuilding.
Believed to date from the 17th century, the house retains a wealth of character including mullion windows, open fireplaces and exposed beams. The grounds were originally laid out in the 1920s by the eminent Arts and Crafts architect Norman Jewson, who also extended and restored the property during this period.
Accommodation is arranged across the main house and a separate estate cottage. The main house provides a principal bedroom suite, four further bedrooms, four bathrooms and two cloakrooms. The estate cottage offers two additional bedrooms and a bathroom.
Available for a short term let from July 2026 to December 2026.
Occupying an elevated position with a southerly aspect, the house enjoys an abundance of natural light, with the principal rooms overlooking the tranquil private gardens. Doors open onto a generous south facing terrace, beyond which lies an outdoor heated swimming pool with a changing area and outbuilding.
Believed to date from the 17th century, the house retains a wealth of character including mullion windows, open fireplaces and exposed beams. The grounds were originally laid out in the 1920s by the eminent Arts and Crafts architect Norman Jewson, who also extended and restored the property during this period.
Accommodation is arranged across the main house and a separate estate cottage. The main house provides a principal bedroom suite, four further bedrooms, four bathrooms and two cloakrooms. The estate cottage offers two additional bedrooms and a bathroom.
Available for a short term let from July 2026 to December 2026.
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