The local property market

The property market in Cirencester has had a steep increase over the last few years but slowing growth. On average, a detached house costs £727,754, which is up 16.9% on last year. A semi-detached house on average costs £437,035, a terraced house £370,648 and a flat £210,907. Renting a two bedroom flat will cost you £812 per month.

Property prices in Cirencester are a little higher than the average property prices across Gloucestershire and are a little higher compared to other locations with a similar density in England. When looking at the annual change in property prices in Cirencester, prices have decreased, while prices increased across the Gloucestershire region.

Property data is based on Cotswold level pricing data and is as at March 2022 (publicised 18 May 2022)

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Recent property transactions in the area

Listed below are some recent property purchases in the area, to give you an idea of the market. Click on a postcode if you would like to see data on that specific area of Cirencester, or click here to browse the longer list of property transactions in Cirencester.

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What are the commuting options from Cirencester?

Cirencester has Kemble station nearby. London can be accessed via trains to Paddington (from Kemble) in 76 min(s).

Train Station	Distance from Cirencester	Commute options Click to view route details
Kemble A relatively quiet station. Station footfall changed +5% from the previous year.	4 miles	- Reading (1 change(s) - 57 mins - Great Western Railway)  View details - Bristol Temple Meads (1 change(s) - 56 mins - Great Western Railway)  View details - Paddington (1 change(s) - 90 mins - Great Western Railway - £1064 monthly fare)  View details - Cardiff Central (2 change(s) - 92 mins - Great Western Railway)  View details - Birmingham New Street (1 change(s) - 99 mins - CrossCountry)  View details

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How fast is the broadband in Cirencester?

Relative to the UK average, the average broadband download speed in Gloucestershire is average (65mbps). Cirencester is consistent with this, with average download speeds of 61.3mbps.  You can also view really detailed broadband information at the The Cotswolds level, via data.parliament.uk, here.

Average speed	61.3 mbps
% households with superfast broadband access	91.2%
% households unable to access decent broadband	1.0%

How safe is Cotswold?

Relative to the UK as a whole, Gloucestershire has a very low crime rate (51 crimes reported per thousand people). Cotswold (the local authority level in which crime is recorded for this location) is safer than this, with 44 crimes reported per thousand people. In regards to burglaries, Cotswold has a slightly higher rate (3 burglaries per thousand people) than an average location in the UK with the same density.

Is there a flooding risk near Cirencester?

We use an API provided by Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to identify any live flood warnings to be aware of and we also provide insight into whether flooding could occur from rivers, sea and groundwater within 1km of Cirencester.

   Flood warnings

There are no live flood warnings in the area, according to our interpretation of the DEFRA API.

   Flood areas

The areas in the table below have been identified by the DEFRA API as areas where it is possible for flooding to occur from rivers, sea and in some locations, groundwater. Some of these areas will have measures in place to minimise the risk of flooding and they may be monitored by the Flood Warning Service.

Area	Cause	Description
Thames	River Churn, Daglingworth Stream, Gumstool Brook	River Churn from Baunton to Siddington, including The Daglingworth Stream, and The Gumstool Brook, in Cirencester only
Thames	River Churn, Hilcot Brook, Daglingworth Stream, Gumstool Brook	River Churn from Coberley to Cerney Wick and also The Hilcot Brook, The Daglingworth Stream and The Gumstool Brook
Thames	River Coln, Dudgrove Brook	River Coln and its tributaries from Whittington to the confluence with The River Thames