King's Sutton

Nestled in the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, King’s Sutton is unique in possessing its own mainline train station. It is a visually stunning village with a grand church (famous for its spire) and a mix of thatch and stone properties.

Local Amenities:
A refurbished Post Office which doubles as an artisan store with fresh bread and cakes, plus a Co-op.

Transport Links:
King’s Sutton Station provides direct links to London Marylebone, Oxford, and Birmingham.

Schools:
King’s Sutton Primary Academy (Rated Good).

Local Community Activities:
A very active village with a tennis club and glorious walks along the Oxford Canal.

Pubs and Restaurants:
Two excellent pubs: The White Horse and The Butchers Arms. Both family friendly, with great outdoor space.

Sport and Social Schemes:
Playing fields, tennis courts, and a vibrant cricket club.

Distances:
Soho Farmhouse: 9 miles
RH England (Aynho): 2 miles
Oxford: 20 miles
London: 72 miles
Daylesford Organic: 16 miles
The Cherwell Agent says: "King’s Sutton is the 'Golden Ticket' for commuters. Walking to the station to catch a train to London or Oxford, then coming home to a proper artisan deli and a pint at The White Horse—it doesn’t get better than that."