Rodmarton, Cirencester, GL7 6QD

Rodmarton, situated near the town of Cirencester in Gloucestershire, is best known for Rodmarton Manor, a large country house built for the Biddulph family in the early 20th century. The manor is a Grade I listed building designed in an Arts and Crafts style by Ernest Barnsley, completed after his death by his brother Sidney Barnsley and later by Norman Jewson, Ernest’s son‑in‑law. All construction materials were sourced locally and worked by local craftsmen, reflecting the area’s traditional building practices. The locality also lies within reach of Cirencester Town railway station, one of three former stations that served the town. This combination of historic architecture and proximity to a railway station provides a distinctive rural character while maintaining connectivity to the nearby town of Cirencester. Residents can enjoy the peaceful countryside environment of Rodmarton, with its heritage sites and local craftsmanship, while accessing the services and amenities of Cirencester within a short distance.