Latest house prices for Siddington, Cirencester

Siddington sits just south of Cirencester, positioned where the town’s Roman heritage transitions into the quieter waters of the Churn Valley. It is a village defined by its relationship with the water; the River Churn and the Thames and Severn Canal both pass through, with the latter’s restored flight of locks and the unique circular "Round House" lock-keeper’s cottage serving as landmarks of its industrial history. Geographically, it functions as a distinct community centered around the 12th-century St Peter’s Church and the busy village hall, yet it remains close enough to Cirencester that the town center is a straightforward walk or cycle away. While the village has grown over the decades, it maintains its core identity through a local primary school and a well-patronised pub, the Greyhound, all set against a backdrop of open Gloucestershire farmland and the nearby Cotswold Water Park.