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South Cerney sits on the western edge of the Cotswolds, just a few miles south of Cirencester, and remains distinct for its relationship with the surrounding landscape. Originally built on the gravel beds of the Churn Valley, the village’s character is defined by a mix of traditional limestone cottages and the vast expanse of the Cotswold Water Park that now encircles it. Within the village, the Upper and Lower Churn rivers branch off to create quiet, tucked-away corners, while the remains of the old Thames and Severn Canal provide a physical link to the area’s industrial past. Life here is centered around a remarkably functional core; unlike many villages that have lost their amenities, South Cerney maintains a proper high street with a chemist, a local shop, and a handful of pubs that serve as genuine community hubs. It feels grounded and lived-in, offering a practical balance between the quiet of a rural parish and the ease of access to the A419 and the railway link at Kemble.