The Cirencester branch of Martin & Co has recently been acquired by Andrew and Judi Ramsay.  Andrew and Judi won the award for the fastest growing Martin & Co business in 2012 for their Witney branch. They are now highly motivated to channel their proven level of expertise and success into a new challenge in the form of the new Cirencester letting and estate agents office. 

The Cirencester Lettings, Sales and Investment office is located  at 39, Castle Street in the heart of this attractive Costwold town.  We cover the Cotswold region including Cirencester, Cricklade, Malmesbury, Tetbury Fairford and Highworth.

We offer a very high standard of customer service for residential lettings, sales and student accommodation. We are passionate about what we do and will tailor our services to meet the specific needs of individual landlords or vendors.

We are an ARLA registered office. (Association of Residential Lettings Agents).

A standout in both the categories of Cirencester letting agents and Cirencester estate agents, Martin & Co couple the brand strength of the UK’s Number 1 Letting Agents with the personal, bespoke service of a family run business.

Andrew and Judi Ramsay, Directors, with extensive Sales and customer Service Experience are responsible for developing good, sustainable relationships with Landlords and tenants to grow the business.

Verina Durrant, Branch Manager, is responsible for the day to day running of the office.  She is also theProperty Managerdedicated to ensuring that we look after all aspects of our managed properties and keep both  landlords and tenants fully informed.

Anne Dowson-Park, Senior Negotiator is tasked with generating new business and raising the profile of the business.

Leah Quinn, Negotiator, works hard to match applicants to their perfect property.

Hannah Bloomfield, Administrator, is responsible for the smooth running of the office and all aspects of social media.

Cirencester is known as the capital of the Cotswolds and is located in the beautiful county of Gloucestershire. It used to be the second largest town in the Roman period and today is a pleasant market town, which is a great place to live and work.

Cirencester boasts a wide range of shops and local amenities. There are the usual chain stores including Boots, W H Smith and White Stuff but Cirencester also has a huge variety of privately owned shops offering a wide range of desirable goods.

There are a number of schools and colleges to choose from including Deer Park, Kingshill and Rendcombe College as well as Cirencester College and The Royal Agricultural College. There are many junior schools including Powells, Stratton and Chesterton. To look after the little ones there are a variety of nursery schools.

Cirencester has a hospital, leisure centre, open air swimming pool. Close by is the Cotswold Waterpark which is a wonderful place to spend the day sailing, swimming or just enjoying.

Cirencester Park, on the edge of the town, it is a great central meeting point for locals who relax and enjoy the open countryside.

There are many great places to eat within Cirencester such as Made by Bob, Jesse’s Bistro, a number of Indians, Italian and a wonderful Thai.