Areas we cover around Swindon

Swindon lies between the Cotswold edge to the north and the North Wessex Downs to the south, so roofs change character within a short drive. In the town you meet Victorian railway terraces, interwar semis and big modern estates. Out towards Marlborough or Wantage, buildings shift to chalk-country brick and flint under clay tile or slate. Around Cricklade and on towards Cirencester, stone slate begins to appear.

Each area page looks at the buildings and the councils of that place, and flags where a conservation area or National Landscape could affect your plans. Like-for-like re-covering is not normally development needing consent, yet where a building is listed, or an Article 4 direction applies, the local planning team has the last word.

Cannot spot your village on the list? Get in touch anyway. Anywhere inside the 30 road miles is on our map. We arrange a visit, photograph the slopes and put the price to you in writing. Ring 01793 626096, use WhatsApp or send the enquiry form.