The Steadings
Cirencester
A new neighbourhood for Cirencester with a pipeline of 2350 homes including affordable, employment area and primary school.
About from company website
The Bathurst Estate, with roots tracing back to 1695 when Sir Benjamin Bathurst purchased the land, is a significant landed estate in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. It is home to the Bathurst Family and encompasses a wide range of businesses including property lettings, property development, farming, forestry, leisure, and hospitality. The estate is committed to enhancing and preserving its historic landscapes and buildings for future generations, balancing economic viability with environmental stewardship.
Key areas of operation include property development, with projects like 'The Steadings' aiming to create new neighbourhoods with a mix of housing and employment areas. The estate also manages extensive woodlands and agricultural land, focusing on biodiversity, sustainability, and long-term soil health. Leisure and hospitality are also significant, with attractions like Cirencester Park open to visitors and the restoration of historic venues.
The estate's approach is guided by principles of legacy, stewardship, innovation, economic sustainability, environmental responsibility, integrity, social responsibility, and clear communication. They embrace new ideas, invest in energy-efficient practices, and aim to create long-term wealth for reinvestment. The Bathurst Estate actively works with nature to enhance the environment, creating habitats for wildlife and investing in green energy solutions like solar power and biogas plants.
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Heritage Open Day at Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park
The Bathurst Estate is delighted to be taking part in Cirencester's first Heritage Open Day, England's largest festival of history and culture. The weekend includes a programme of free events.
What's on at Cirencester Park this summer
Cirencester Park
Summer Adventures Await at Cirencester Park Looking for the perfect family day out in the Cotswolds this summer? Cirencester Park is bursting with exciting outdoor experiences, magical discoveries and plenty...
Fundraising Day at Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park
This Saturday 13th June, Visitors to Cirencester Park will be making a difference to the lives of young people with disabilities. The Bathurst Estate has chosen leading Gloucestershire-based disability charity...
New Woodland Ball Run Opens in Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park
A brand-new woodland attraction is set to delight visitors of all ages as a Ball Run opens in Cirencester Park on Saturday 23rd May. Nestled in the picturesque woodland close...
Oaks of Remembrance: Honouring WWII History in Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park
Two young oak trees have been planted at the Queen Anne Monument in Cirencester Park as a living tribute to the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World...
Cirencester Park Launches Exclusive Annual Pass Offer
Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park launched an exclusive Annual Passholder offer, in collaboration with friends and tenants of the Bathurst Estate, including Roots+Seeds, Cattivo and Cirencester Park Polo Club. The offer was launched...
Cirencester Park is a Winner at Gloucestershire Business Awards 2025
Gloucestershire
Last week, Cheltenham Town Hall was the venue for the 2025 SoGlos Business Awards, for which Cirencester Park was one of the category finalists for the Rural Business Category. Shining...
The Tunnel House Inn to open in 2026
Coates, Cirencester
The Tunnel House Inn in Coates, Cirencester is due to reopen in Spring/ Summer 2026. It joins The Bell at Sapperton as one of two pubs owned by The Bathurst...
Cotswold District Council: Local Plan Consultation
Cotswold District
In mid-October 2025, Cotswold District Council (CDC) announced their 'Cotswold District Council, Local Plan Review, Regulation 18 Consultation, Preferred Options, November 2025' in response to a national target set by...
Client · Cotswold District Council
Woodland Fairy Trail
Cirencester Park
This autumn, the Woodland Fairy Trail returns to the magical woodlands of Cirencester Park. The 1.5km loop trail meanders through the woodland with ten fairy doors hidden amongst the trees,...
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What does The Bathurst Estate do?
The Bathurst Estate is a historic and diverse landed estate in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, comprising property development, farming, forestry, leisure, and hospitality. It focuses on preserving heritage while embracing innovation and sustainability. Their listed services include Property developer, Refurbishment, Restoration & heritage, Landscaping and Civil engineering.
Where is The Bathurst Estate based?
The Bathurst Estate is registered at The Bathurst Estate Office, Cirencester Park, Cirencester, GL7 2BU, in South West.
What areas does The Bathurst Estate cover?
The Bathurst Estate states that it works across Gloucestershire and Cotswolds.
How many people work at The Bathurst Estate?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 1 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
What is The Bathurst Estate's turnover?
The Bathurst Estate does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £86k and £230k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is The Bathurst Estate still trading?
Companies House lists The Bathurst Estate as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.
What sectors does The Bathurst Estate work in?
The Bathurst Estate works in Residential, Commercial, Agricultural, Leisure and Energy.
When was The Bathurst Estate established?
The Bathurst Estate was incorporated on 2013-05-14, though the company says it has traded since 1695.