Estate Agents for Greens Norton, Northampton

David Cosby has provided professional property advice for the residents of Greens Norton since 2003.  We are an established firm of Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents regulated by the RICS (The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors).  It is our belief that that all Estate Agencies should be governed by the strict professional guidelines required by the RICS to ensure consumer interests are at the heart of the business.

Thinking of moving to Greens Norton?

Greens Norton is an attractive village located just north-west of Towcester, with a long history dating back to the fourteenth century when the manor was purchased by Sir Henry de Grene, from whom the village takes its name. Today it is a thriving community of around 1,500 residents with a good balance of amenities, green space and convenient transport links.

The village is well placed for travel throughout the region, with straightforward access to the A5, A43 and M1, connecting to Northampton, Milton Keynes, Oxford and the wider Midlands. Brackley, Silverstone Circuit and the Cotswolds are all within easy reach.

St Bartholomew’s Church, a Grade I–listed landmark at the heart of Greens Norton.

Local facilities include a convenience store and post office, a butcher, doctor’s surgery and The Butchers Arms public house, which was refurbished and reopened in 2017 following its registration as an Asset of Community Value. The Grade I–listed Church of St Bartholomew is a focal point of the village, complemented by a further twenty-seven Grade II listed buildings that contribute to its character. Greens Norton also benefits from a well-maintained pocket park of approximately two hectares, offering accessible wetlands, grassland, woodland and wildlife habitats.

Greens Norton Pocket Park — a two-hectare community nature reserve of woodland, grassland and wetlands.

The village is served by Greens Norton Church of England Primary School, with further primary provision available in nearby Towcester. Secondary education is provided by Sponne School, which includes a sixth form. Independent schooling options are available in the wider area, including Akeley Wood, Winchester House, Northampton High School for Girls, Stowe and Rugby School.

Towcester, only two miles away, offers a wider range of shops, cafés and restaurants, with the River Tove running close to the High Street. With its blend of village life, local amenities and strong transport connections, Greens Norton remains a highly appealing location for families and professionals alike.