The former Dollar Street House was bought in 2023 by Oliver Murray of Bedrock Property, who tasked Charles Mullineux Design with restoring the building.
The building, which is of significant historical interest, dates back to 1725 and was Grade II* listed in 1948.
It was built by lawyer Joseph Pitt, who developed Pittville Spa in Cheltenham.
For many years the property had been left to go to rack and ruin, and was placed on Historic England’s register for properties at risk, garnering a lot of interest and campaigning from local authorities and residents determined to save it from dereliction
But it has now been restored to its former glory, winning an award for its architecture.
The building has been transformed into three luxury townhouses, Dollar House, Park House and St James House.
It won a blue plaque Civic Design Award for its ‘outstanding contribution to Cirencester’s architecture’.
These homes are now on the market with Blue Book Agency.
Oliver Murray said: “We are delighted to have been presented with this award.
“To have been the custodian of this historic property, saving it from dereliction and returning it to its former magnificence, has been a real honour.
“I have been so very grateful for Charles Mullineux’s exceptional vision, attention to detail, and sensitive approach to respecting the property’s history and integrity.
“The whole team behind this renovation, especially Zota Construction, have all been outstanding.”
Carole Boydell of Cirencester Civic Society said: “This property is one of the most important listed buildings in the town and contributes so much to the street scene of Dollar Street.
“We are grateful that it has been restored and given new life with great skill by such an enlightened developer and architect.”
Part of the gardens to the rear lie within Scheduled Ancient Monument 361 (Corinium Roman Town).
Following the unveiling of the commemorative blue plaque, a reception was held, hosted by Cirencester Civic Society, in The Quaker Meeting House, Cirencester, for local dignitaries and guests to celebrate the accolade.
These homes can be viewed on Blue Book’s website.
