Badby is rightfully one of only a few villages that can claim to be “the prettiest in the county”

Barby occupies an elevated position overlooking the River Leam and Rainsbrook valleys.

Blakesley is quiet rural village but has a thriving community, an interesting history and is well provided for in terms of amenities, public buildings and social events.

Surrounded by open farmland, Blisworth is a pleasant village located between Towcester and Northampton. The village still retains much of its historical charm with many 16th century cottages built from a mixture of local Blisworth ironstone or Northamptonshire sandstone creating an interesting blend of light and dark stone properties.

Boughton is described as being a Cotswold-like village and for 600 years hosted the largest Fair in the Midlands.

Braunston is a picturesque village on the western edge of Northamptonshire close to the Warwickshire border. Located on a high ridge with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside.

Bugbrooke could be just the place for those with a desire for village life without having to forgo all the advantages of larger centres of population.

Collingtree Village is located on the southern outskirts of Northampton. Local amenities in this well maintained and popular area include Collingtree Tennis Club, Collingtree Park Golf Club, Hilton Hotel Health Club, and a 600-year-old Public House - the Wooden Walls of Old England (now open under new management).

The ancient village of Culworth occupies an elevated position atop a hill in south west Northamptonshire and is surrounded by stunning countryside.

The market town of Daventry is surrounded by beautiful countryside, picture postcard villages, and easy commuting for a perfect work-life balance.

Duston is a civil parish near Northampton combining traditional village charm and modern developments, offering a range of amenities, schools, and transport links, alongside leisure activities including local parks and proximity to Sixfields Leisure retail park.

Welcome to Earls Barton, a picturesque and historic village which offers a unique blend of heritage, community spirit, and rural charm.

The peaceful village of East Haddon is surrounded by wonderful Northamptonshire countryside.

Everdon is a quintessentially English village set within a valley surrounded by rolling Northamptonshire countryside.

Farthingstone is a lovely village situated on the brow of a hill surrounded by delightful countryside and is regarded as one of the most desirable places to live in Northamptonshire.

The small historic village of Flore lies on a south facing gently sloping hillside to the north east of the River Nene.

Great Houghton is a pretty village located on the elevated southern slopes of the Nene valley near to the market town of Northampton but still far enough away to maintain a countryside feel.

Those seeking a balance between the advantages of urbanization and life in an English village that has more than a touch of Midsomer about it, could well find it in Greens Norton.

Hanslope provides a perfect balance for people who want to live in the idyllic countryside but still maintain the benefit of towns and cities being close by.

Hardingstone is an attractive village bordering the tranquil Delapré Abbey and is approximately 1 mile from Northampton town centre.

Upper and Lower Harlestone are nestled in the folds of the Northamptonshire uplands and rank among the county's most charming villages. They are popular locations for walkers and those who appreciate the countryside.

The pretty village of Harpole has a good range of facilities which include public houses, a village store with post office/newsagents, and The Parish Church of All Saints.

The Hunsbury area of Northampton is located on the south western outskirts of town and benefits from the nearby Upton Country Park with wide open spaces, footpaths, cycle ways, and a woodland.

Once a village on the northern outskirts of Northampton, Kingsthorpe is now a part of the town with about 4,500 inhabitants in a civil parish consisting of five wards.

Kislingbury is a delightful village located on the southern banks of the River Nene and approached via an old stone pack horse bridge.

Litchborough is a charming rural village situated in the picturesque Northamptonshire countryside, not far from the market town of Towcester. Surrounded by rolling hills and agricultural land, this quiet setting offers a tranquil place to set down roots.

Long Buckby is a vibrant and busy village with a Railway Station providing direct links to London Euston and Birmingham New Street.

Moreton Pinkney is a beautiful village between Canons Ashby and Culworth and has many delightful thatched roofed cottages.

The highly sought-after village of Nether Heyford is a thriving village with a good range of shops including general store, hairdressers, butchers, and post office.

Newnham is nestled in a valley to the west of Northamptonshire close to the Warwickshire border and two miles south of the market town of Daventry.

The largest town in the country and steeped in a history which goes much deeper than just the famous shoe and leather industry.

Paulerspury is a village along the old Roman Watling Stret and traces its roots back to its days as a Roman settlement with historical pear and plum orchards and fishponds.

The delightful village of Potterspury in West Northamptonshire lies to the north of Watling Street close to the market town of Towcester.

Roade village has a blend of historical charm and modern living all within a vibrant and active community.

The historic town of Rugby is best known as the birthplace of the game of rugby football.

Silverstone has moved with the times but maintains a quintessentially English village feel and is surrounded by beautiful countryside.

Stoke Bruerne is a picturesque canal-side village in Northamptonshire, celebrated for its rich history, scenic beauty, and tranquil living.

The village of Syresham remains unspoilt and preserves much its old-world charm, providing an ideal location for families seeking a tranquil location but with the benefit of good amenities.

The historic market town of Towcester is the oldest town in the County where Romans would have once marched along Watling Street.

Anyone seeking peace and quiet without feeling they are living in the back of beyond, could well find that Wappenham is what they are looking for.

Originally known as Weedon-Bec this historic village lies close to the Roman Watling Street where it crosses the river Nene.

The small hamlets of Weedon Lois and Weston are located between the larger towns of Towcester and Brackley nestled in the serene countryside of South Northamptonshire’s ‘Golden Triangle’. An area which is noted for its rural charm and desirable residence.

Weston Favell village is rich in history, but its most famous former inhabitant has to be the molecular biologist Francis Crick.

The small Warwickshire village of Willoughby provides a countryside setting offering many pleasant walks and is fortunate to retain a serene pond which is home to a variety of birds and aquatic wildlife.

Woodford Halse is a large but charming village and is located in West Northamptonshire, approximately eight miles equidistance from Towcester, Banbury, Southam, and Daventry.

Wootton village is an ancient parish located to the south of Northampton.  The village has expanded over the years with the development of modern housing estates such as Wootton Fields.

Yardley Hastings is a picturesque village and civil parish approximately 8 miles south east of Northampton town centre and is surrounded by beautiful Northamptonshire countryside.