Enjoy a wonderful aerial tour of Cirencester, the Capital of the Cotswolds

When our talented videographer Dane isn’t producing wonderful video tours of the properties we’re marketing, he also loves to take his drone out and about above the skies of some of the fantastic towns in which Perry Bishop works.

This latest video captures Cirencester beautifully, depicting some of the town’s stunning landmarks. If you’re thinking about a move to Cirencester, watching this may just help you make up your mind and if you already live or work in this special town it makes you realise just how lucky you are.

Anyone who sells with Perry Bishop can enjoy a video tour of their home, which really does ensure your property stands out from the crowd. For more details talk to your local Perry Bishop office.

Enjoy the film. We realise that Cirencester is already a popular tourist destination, but this may just encourage a few more visitors to venture to this lovely market town – packed with fascinating history and a High Street that’s hard to beat.



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