A quintessential Gloucestershire market town with a wealth of history, shopping and restaurants

Location and Accessibility: peaceful rural surroundings that benefit from excellent road links to Stratford, Bristol, Birmingham and Worcester, as well as easy routes to London by rail and road.

Historical Significance: with Roman origins, Chipping Campden rose to fame for its wool trade, and the wealth of historical architecture owes its origins to these times. The ancient word ‘chipping’ refers to the market that still stands in the centre of town today, built in 1627.

Local Amenities: Chipping Campden benefits from not only excellent schools and local conveniences but also lifestyle shopping and restaurants offering local and international cuisine.

Natural Beauty: famed for its honey-coloured stone buildings and rolling hedgerow lined fields, the surrounding Gloucestershire countryside is recognised worldwide.