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Quick Quote for Storage in Cirencester
A quick trip to Jacks Cafe for a wonderful breakfast and our specialist pack and load team will pack your belongings as if they are their own. For domestic and business storage in Cirencester.
Needless to say we know the area well and offer the full We Pack & Store service to household and business customers in and around Cirencester.
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Cirencester Storage Plans from £24 per Week
Our storage plans are designed to offer a solution for everyone in Cirencester and the surrounding area and are ideal for personal or business storage.
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Storage Units Cirencester
If you’re looking for storage in Cirencester, our expert pack and store service makes storage easy.
Our storage experts will collect your belongings and move them into store for you. You can even ask our team to pack your items securely first.
When you need your items back, simply book a return, and we will deliver them directly to you. Storage in Cirencester made simple.
Are you planning to move to Cirencester?
Cirencester is a market town situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, approximately 15 miles southeast of Cheltenham and 14 miles southwest of Swindon. Cirencester’s blend of historical significance, cultural attractions, and proximity to the picturesque Cotswolds makes it a popular destination for both residents and visitors.
Cirencester has a long history as a market town, dating back to Roman times when it was known as Corinium Dobunnorum. It was the second-largest town in Roman Britain. The Corinium Museum in Cirencester showcases the town’s Roman history, including artifacts and exhibits related to the Roman occupation. The Church of St. John the Baptist is a medieval parish church in Cirencester with a notable Perpendicular Gothic tower.
Cirencester’s market is held in the Market Place and offers a variety of goods, including fresh produce, crafts, and antiques. The town has a mix of independent shops, boutiques, and restaurants, contributing to its character.
Cirencester Park is a large estate surrounding the town, featuring extensive parkland, woods, and a mansion. The park is open to the public. The town is also close to the Cotswold Water Park, a network of lakes and wetlands offering outdoor activities, water sports, and nature reserves.
The Royal Agricultural University, founded in 1845, is based in Cirencester and is one of the oldest agricultural colleges in the English-speaking world.
Cirencester is accessible by road, and the A417 and A429 provide connections to nearby towns and cities. While there is no railway station in Cirencester itself, Kemble station is the nearest railway station.
