The Mews House, Dyer Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7

Set on one of Cirencester’s most distinguished streets, right in the heart of town, The Mews House is an elegant Grade II listed Georgian townhouse. Behind its beautiful Cotswold stone façade lies a home that has been comprehensively restored for modern family living. Georgian proportions remain throughout with tall ceilings, sash windows with working shutters, and delicate cornicing, all carefully restored to their former glory.
The main reception rooms are bright and balanced, combining period character with everyday comfort. Original fireplaces provide focal points, while to the rear, the house opens into a more relaxed arrangement of living spaces, including an open plan kitchen and breakfast room ideal for cooking, gathering and entertaining.
Upstairs, the generous bedrooms feel calm. The principal bedroom is spacious and bright, and benefits from a dressing room as well as an en suite bathroom and shower room. There are four further bedrooms and two further family bathrooms set over the second and third floors. Newly finished bathrooms offer a contemporary contrast, combining simplicity with quality craftsmanship.
The Mews House offers flexible living options, the property can be used as one or as a main house with ancillary accommodation, a home office, studio or similar - an ideal family home, down size, secondary home.

Outside the walled garden is level, private and surprisingly peaceful for such a central location within Cirencester. Mature planting softens the boundaries, while a gated driveway provides ample parking and access to the double garage, a rare and valuable feature for a period town house.

Services:
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Broadband connected.

Cirencester lies at the heart of the Cotswolds, blending historic market-town charm with a vibrant contemporary feel. Known as the “Capital of the Cotswolds,” it offers independent boutiques, welcoming cafés, and a thriving market, all set against a backdrop of honey-coloured stone architecture and rolling countryside. The surrounding landscape provides the perfect balance of rural tranquillity and community life.
Nearby Cheltenham brings a rich cultural and sporting scene. Renowned for its Regency architecture, acclaimed festivals, and the world-famous Cheltenham Festival, the town combines elegance, entertainment, and excellent shopping, all within easy reach.
The area is exceptionally well served by schools, including Beaudesert Park, The King’s School, Wycliffe College, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Kingswood, Marlborough, and Westonbirt, together with a strong selection of state and grammar schools, including Pate’s Grammar School, Stroud High School, and Marling School.
Communications are excellent. Direct rail services from Kemble reach London Paddington in around 75 minutes, while road links via the A417/A419 provide convenient access to the M4 and M5, connecting Bristol, Bath, Oxford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Birmingham, and beyond. Heathrow, Bristol, Birmingham, and Gloucestershire airports are all readily accessible.
Sport and leisure opportunities are extensive, with golf at Cirencester, Cheltenham, and Minchinhampton; sailing and water sports at the Cotswold Water Park; and polo in Cirencester Park.


Distances:
Kemble Station 4.7 miles (London Paddington from 75 mins) | Tetbury 10.6 miles | Swindon Station 15.5 miles (London Paddington from 50 mins) | Cheltenham 16.4 miles | Gloucester 19.3 miles | Bath 34.8 miles | Bristol Airport 62.7 miles | Birmingham Airport 72.3 miles | London Heathrow 82.5 miles | Central London 90 miles. (All distances and times are approximate).