Cotswold Stone Quarry

About us Cotswold Stone Quarries Ltd An independent company established over 30 years ago, our experience and specialised knowledge covers all aspects of using natural stone throughout the cotswolds and beyond, benefiting clients from the local builder and drystone waller through to architects and private clients. From our Tinker's Barn quarry near Stow. Natural limestone quarried in the Cotswolds at our Grange Hill Quarry.

Building and walling stone available in blends of buff, grey and cream. Cotswold stone. Syreford Quarries and Masonry Ltd produce a complete range of Cotswold stone architectural masonry, Cotswold stone building stone, Cotswold stone fireplaces, fireplace surrounds and Cotswold stone flagstones and flooring in the very best natural limestone.

Our portfolio extends beyond our locally sourced stone to include a diverse selection from other esteemed sources, including bath and ironstone. This expanded collection allows us to produce not only building stone but also high-class decorative masonry products, ensuring a breadth of options for our discerning clientele. Cotswolds is an old.

Choosing Cotswold Stone is a green decision when sourced from responsible quarries like Johnston Quarry Group. It has notable eco advantages over manufactured building materials such as cement. Cotswold Natural Stone Ltd acquired Oxleaze Quarry in 2000, a smaller, deeper quarry with three different seam variations, and then Grange Hill Quarry in 2007, a much larger quarry in excess of 40 acres.

From these quarries we are able to offer a varied colour range from a light grey to a lower buff. Stanway Estate is a property of the Earls of Wemyss which straddles the Cotswold escarpment and has, for over 250 years, produced natural Cotswold stone, known the world over for its durability and timeless beauty. Today, Stanway Estate extracts Cotswold stone for a wide range of uses from its new quarry at Nayles' Barn, Cutsdean.

About Building Stone Our range of natural Cotswold building stone is suitable for both new build and restoration projects. Produced as rough dressed, the stone is cropped to approximately 115 to 125mm on bed to comply with current building regulations. Lengths are random, with face heights generally between 25 to 150mm, according to the stone chosen.

Explore the timeless allure of Cotswold stone. Dive into its rich history & discover the enduring charm of this iconic building material in the heart of England.