- Uninterrupted countryside views +
- Excellent commuter links +
- 6 bedrooms +
- Mature gardens +
- 1 bed annexe +
- 1.3 acres +
From working mill to country home, historic charm meets modern country living at Snorscomb Mill.
ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Snorscomb Mill rests quietly in its own fold of Northamptonshire countryside. A former watermill reimagined for modern living, its 19th-century origins clear in the stonework and in the mill stream that still winds beside it. Once the centre of village life, it has been reinterpreted with sensitivity, offering seven bedrooms and a series of welcoming reception spaces that connect easily to terraces and gardens. Light and proportion shape the interiors, from broad family rooms to quiet corners and a secluded top-floor suite. Beyond, lawns give way to woodland and water, a landscape that frames the house with tranquillity. Here, heritage is not merely preserved but quietly celebrated, creating a country home that carries its past with grace while offering space for modern life to unfold.
ABOUT THIS AREA
Snorscomb Mill lies in a secluded valley near Everdon, a conservation village where honey stone cottages and quiet lanes set a timeless scene. Footpaths wind straight from the door into rolling countryside, with Everdon Stubbs woodland a favourite for bluebell walks. The nearby Plough Inn offers a warm welcome, while Weedon and Newnham provide village shops and cafes, and Daventry brings broader facilities within minutes.
Snorscomb enjoys a quietly splendid rural position yet remains remarkably well connected. By road, you’re within easy reach of the A45 and A5, and junction 16 of the M1 is only around 7 miles away, opening up swift routes north and south. The village is about 13 miles from Northampton and just a few miles from Daventry, so major shopping, cultural and rail hubs are within comfortable drive. For rail, the nearest station is Long Buckby (6 miles away), with Northampton, Milton Keynes and Rugby stations a bit further but all offering excellent routes to London and Birmingham.
Families are extremely well served for schooling, nearby villages such as Badby, Newnham and Weedon offer highly regarded primary schools, while secondary options in Daventry and Towcester include DSLV E-ACT Academy, The Parker Academy and Campion School. For independent schools, respected prep school choices such as Spratton Hall, Winchester House, Bilton Grange and Beachborough alongside Rugby, Stowe, Tudor Hall, Bloxham, Oundle and Uppingham are all within comfortable reach.
TOWNS AND STATIONS
Long Buckby, 9 miles (London Euston 1 hr 25 minutes)
Milton Keynes Central, 24 miles (London Euston 36 minutes)
Northampton, 13 miles (London Euston 55 minutes)
Rugby, 12 miles (London Euston 55 minutes)
Banbury, 18 miles (London Marylebone 56 minutes)
Towcester, 10 miles
Daventry, 6 miles
M1 Junction 16, 7 miles