Yorkstone Paving in Cirencester

Cirencester is the unofficial capital of the Cotswolds — a market town with Roman foundations, a substantial Norman church, and a townscape built almost entirely from Cotswold limestone. Garden design in Cirencester operates within the same heritage register as the rest of the Cotswolds: the houses expect stone, the conservation areas expect stone, and the visual register of the surrounding villages reinforces the same answer.

We supply Yorkstone across GL7 — central Cirencester, Stratton, Siddington, Bagendon, the surrounding villages of Tetbury, Coates and Daglingworth. Reclaimed Yorkstone is the most-asked finish in the Cotswolds — it sits naturally alongside local stone without imitating it. Aged Greetland for newer garden builds where the weathered look is wanted from day one; bespoke cuts at the yard for the unusual thresholds of Cotswold cottage doorways.

Our Cranleigh yard is one hundred miles east of Cirencester via the M4 and M25. Delivery is typically within the working week; free delivery on orders over £1,500.

Samples by post free of charge; quarry visits in Yorkshire can be arranged for clients who'd rather see the stone at source.