Summer has finally arrived in the Cotswolds - 4 New properties to the market - The Renters Reform Bill – Some positives for Landlords and Tenants –  Refuge for a King - The Old Manor House, Baunton - Ben Way rides for The Nation – on Gunn Law

Four fine Cotswold homes priced from £775,000 to £3.75million. Market comment from Sam Butler, partner Butler Sherborn. “After a sluggish start to the year, there is no doubt that we are now experiencing higher levels of activity in the residential market in the Cotswolds.

The Renters (Reform) Bill which was introduced to Parliament in May 2023, sets out the government's plans to fundamentally reform the private rented sector (PRS) and level up housing quality.
The Bill, as it is proposed, will be the most significant shake up of the private rented sector in England for more than 30 years.

This Grade II Listed Manor House dates mainly from the 16th century, and occupies a commanding, yet private, position in the village, with grounds running down to the river. Guide Price £3,750,000. The Manor of Baunton belonged to John George, who was MP for Cirencester at the time of the Civil War.

Together with Victor and Nicki Lay’s Gunn Law, Ben has been selected to represent Great Britain on the Nations Cup Team at Millstreet International Horse Trials in Ireland. Team Way Eventing and Butler Sherborn are very excited to see the 9 year old gelding competing at 4* Level, run over the short format.