Cannon Estates Sales & Lettings

Cannon Estates Sales & Lettings Cannon Estates is a local independent Estate Agent offering premium packages at no extra cost! Inclu Cannon Estates - passionate about people and property.

Our head office is based in Cirencester, we also sell & Let houses in the surrounding villages in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. Cain & Fuller lettings now Cannon Estates, same owner for the last 14 years Liz Cannon and her team have always been committed to doing the best for their clients all fully trained, qualified and compliant. We offer over 20 years experience in the industry and invite you to visit our website or call us, so that we can discuss how we can help you. For a free, no obligation valuation please call us on 01285 706900

23/09/2026

I’m Liz, founder of Cannon Estates.

My career in property began in lettings, where I discovered my passion for helping people move home and supporting landlords and tenants through every stage of their journey.
Over time, I followed my dream of creating my own independent estate agency, and that’s how Cannon Estates Sales & Lettings was born.
Today, I’m incredibly proud of the business we’ve built. We have an amazing team, fantastic clients and the privilege of helping people buy, sell, let and rent homes across Cirencester and the surrounding villages.
For me, property has never just been about houses, it’s about people, relationships and being there when it matters most.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Cannon Estates over the years. Here’s to the next chapter! 🧡

Because property is about people.

CIRENCESTER HOUSE PRICES ARE £46,040 CHEAPER TODAY THAN IN 2007It sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?In 2007, the average Cir...
22/09/2026

CIRENCESTER HOUSE PRICES ARE £46,040 CHEAPER TODAY THAN IN 2007
It sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?
In 2007, the average Cirencester home cost £262,352. Today, the figure is £411,764.
On the face of it, that's an increase of £149,412 — or 57%.
But there's another side to the story.
Once inflation is taken into account, £262,352 in 2007 is equivalent to approximately £457,804 today.
Compare that with today's £411,764 figure and the average Cirencester home is actually around £46,040 cheaper — or 10.1% lower — in real terms.
Of course, this doesn't mean buying a home today is easy. Deposits, mortgage rates, lending criteria and household costs all affect affordability.
But it does show why looking at house prices alone doesn't necessarily tell us the whole story.
We've taken a closer look at 19 years of Cirencester house prices, inflation and wages in this week's article — and there's even a Freddo comparison in there! 😂
Read the full article here:
https://f.mtr.cool/rookqxyq6a
Were you surprised by the figures?

SHOULD OLDER HOMEOWNERS BE EXPECTED TO DOWNSIZE?There’s growing debate about whether older homeowners should downsize to...
17/09/2026

SHOULD OLDER HOMEOWNERS BE EXPECTED TO DOWNSIZE?
There’s growing debate about whether older homeowners should downsize to free up larger homes for younger families.
But according to the English Housing Survey, 76% of over-65s who aren't planning to move say their current home still meets their needs.
73% like the area where they live
69% value the size and features of their home
53% value being close to friends or family
A home isn't simply a collection of bedrooms. It can represent independence, neighbours, memories and a community built up over decades.
Yes, younger generations need more choice and affordability — but should older homeowners really feel pressured to leave a home they love simply because someone else might want it?
Downsizing should be an attractive option, not a social obligation.
What do you think? Would you downsize — or stay in the home you love for as long as possible?

LANDLORDS: ANOTHER IMPORTANT RENTERS’ RIGHTS ACT DATE FOR YOUR DIARYThe Government has now announced the timetable for t...
16/09/2026

LANDLORDS: ANOTHER IMPORTANT RENTERS’ RIGHTS ACT DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
The Government has now announced the timetable for the next phase of the Renters’ Rights Act — including the new national landlord registration service.
For landlords in Cirencester and the South West, registration will open on:
15 August 2027
Landlords will then have until:
14 November 2027
to register their rented properties.
Registration will be a legal requirement, with an annual fee of £65 per property, and failure to register could result in financial penalties.
And this is another example of why having a good managing agent is becoming increasingly important.
Being a landlord today involves far more than simply finding a tenant and collecting the rent.
There are tenancy rules, notices, rent increases, safety certificates, compliance requirements and now further registration obligations to keep on top of — with more reforms still to come.
At Cannon Estates, part of our job is to stay ahead of these changes, understand what they mean for our landlords and make sure our managed properties remain compliant as new requirements are introduced.
Our landlords don't need to spend their evenings trying to decipher the latest legislation — that's what we're here for.
We’ll be keeping all our landlords updated well ahead of the South West registration period.
If you're a landlord and would like to talk about having your property professionally managed:

For any help or advice call the team on 01285 706900

THE £76,728 COST OF WAITING TO BUY A HOME IN CIRENCESTERIs it better to buy now — or wait for mortgage rates and the pro...
15/09/2026

THE £76,728 COST OF WAITING TO BUY A HOME IN CIRENCESTER
Is it better to buy now — or wait for mortgage rates and the property market to improve?
Our latest article looks at what happened to a typical Cirencester first-time buyer who bought in August 2021, compared with someone who continued renting.
Five years later:
£78,085 paid in mortgage payments
£74,910 paid in rent
£76,728 of equity built by the homeowner
The homeowner’s property had risen from £287,291 to £332,687, while they had also reduced their outstanding mortgage by £31,332.

Of course, nobody knows what the next five years will bring, and buying isn’t right for everyone.
But it does demonstrate why waiting isn’t necessarily a neutral financial decision.
So, should we stop trying to find the perfect time to buy and concentrate instead on whether we’re financially ready?
Read the full article here: https://f.mtr.cool/ytg0tdqgs7

We’d love to hear what you think.

LOOKING FOR A RENTAL PROPERTY IN CIRENCESTER? TOMORROW COULD BE A GOOD DAY TO LOOK…Here’s an interesting little property...
14/09/2026

LOOKING FOR A RENTAL PROPERTY IN CIRENCESTER? TOMORROW COULD BE A GOOD DAY TO LOOK…
Here’s an interesting little property-market fact.
Across the UK, Tuesday is the busiest day of the week for new rental properties coming onto the market.
In fact, 92.9% of rental listings are launched Monday–Friday, with Tuesday taking the top spot.
So if you’re currently searching for your next home in Cirencester, tomorrow might be a particularly good day to keep an eye on the portals.
And for landlords, it gives an interesting insight into when letting agents tend to bring new stock to market.
Are you currently looking for a rental property in Cirencester?

WHICH DAY DO MOST RENTAL HOMES COME ONTO THE MARKET?Here’s an interesting one for Cirencester tenants and landlords…Acro...
14/09/2026

WHICH DAY DO MOST RENTAL HOMES COME ONTO THE MARKET?
Here’s an interesting one for Cirencester tenants and landlords…
Across the UK, Tuesday is the busiest day for new rental listings, with 616,881 rental properties in the data coming onto the market on a Tuesday.
In fact, 92.9% of all rental listings come onto the market between Monday and Friday, with relatively few appearing at the weekend.
So, if you’re currently looking for a rental property in Cirencester, it might be worth keeping an especially close eye on the portals tomorrow!
For landlords, it’s also an interesting insight into how the rental market operates — although it doesn’t necessarily mean Tuesday is automatically the best day to launch a property.
And here's the next question…
Which day are rental properties most likely to actually LET?
We’ll be looking at that one later.

HELLO MONDAY!New week, fresh start… let’s do it! 🧡Wishing everyone a great week ahead from all of us at Cannon Estates. ...
14/09/2026

HELLO MONDAY!
New week, fresh start… let’s do it! 🧡
Wishing everyone a great week ahead from all of us at Cannon Estates.

🧡 WHAT’S ON IN CIRENCESTER | 14–20 SEPTEMBERAnother week of things to see and do around Cirencester MONDAY 14THCharter M...
13/09/2026

🧡 WHAT’S ON IN CIRENCESTER | 14–20 SEPTEMBER
Another week of things to see and do around Cirencester
MONDAY 14TH
Charter Market | Market Place | 9am–3pm
Movement at the Museum / Tai Chi at Corinium Museum | morning sessions
The Furious at Barn Theatre | 7pm
WEDNESDAY 16TH
The Jazz Club – Katya Gorrie, Dan Newbury, Andy Bowen & Paul Jefferies | Corinium Museum | 7:30pm
THURSDAY 17TH
From Birmingham to Byzantium to the Cotswolds – an Arts & Crafts talk at Corinium Museum | 7pm
FRIDAY 18TH
Charter Market | Market Place | 9am–3pm
SATURDAY 19TH
General Market | Market Place | 9am–5pm
SUNDAY 20TH
Vegan Market | Market Place | 10am–4pm
Cirencester Ramblers “Walk on the Edge” | 9:15am
Don’t Look Back in Anger – Oasis film | Barn Theatre | 11am
Community Litter Picking Hour | 2pm
The Invite | Barn Theatre | 7pm
Save this for the week ahead
Know of anything happening in Cirencester that we've missed? Pop it in the comments!

SATURDAY IN CIRENCESTER | WHERE ARE WE EATING?One of the things we love about Cirencester is just how many brilliant pla...
12/09/2026

SATURDAY IN CIRENCESTER | WHERE ARE WE EATING?
One of the things we love about Cirencester is just how many brilliant places we have to eat and drink right on our doorstep.
From breakfast and coffee to a long lunch or Saturday night dinner, we really are spoilt for choice.
Sam & Jak is always a favourite — but we want to know yours…
If you could choose ONE Cirencester restaurant for dinner tonight, where would you book?
Tag your favourite below — we might discover somewhere new!

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6 The Woolmarket
Cirencester
GL72PR

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:45am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:45am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:45am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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