Living in Higham Ferrers
Higham Ferrers, located in North Northamptonshire, is a picturesque town known for its rich history and vibrant community. With roots tracing back to the Anglo-Saxon period, the town is steeped in historical significance, boasting landmarks such as the stunning St. Mary’s Church and the remnants of the medieval castle. The town's charm is complemented by its quaint streets, lined with a mixture of traditional and contemporary architecture, making it a visually appealing place to explore. Higham Ferrers has a thriving local economy, supported by a variety of independent shops, cafes, and businesses that contribute to its unique character. The town also benefits from its low crime rate, which is an impressive 79% below the national average, ensuring a safe environment for residents and visitors alike.
The local community is proud of its heritage, frequently hosting events that celebrate the town's history and culture. With a strong focus on community spirit, Higham Ferrers is a place where neighbours know each other, fostering a sense of belonging. The town is conveniently located near larger towns and cities, providing residents with easy access to additional amenities while retaining its tranquil, small-town atmosphere. Higham Ferrers is also surrounded by beautiful countryside, making it an attractive spot for nature lovers and those seeking outdoor activities. The low flood risk adds to its appeal, ensuring that the town remains a safe and enjoyable place to live.
£250,000
Typical homes are affordable compared to nearby towns.
4 primary and 2 secondary
Providing quality education options for families.
79% below national average
A safe environment for families and individuals.
Around 8,500 residents
A close-knit community with a friendly atmosphere.
What's happening in Higham Ferrers

'Universal park will supercharge county's economy'
The Universal theme park in Bedfordshire could have a positive economic impact on Northamptonshire.
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Mum opens play cafe to fight postpartum loneliness
Sarah Elliott wants her venture to provide a network for new parents feeling isolated.
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Section of town centre car park to close for months
The changes will affect 28 of the 62 spaces available at the St John's Square car park in Daventry.
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Book launch at Wellingborough Library sees local author hold children’s workshop to inspire youngsters to ‘speak up agai
Local author Natalie Edwards Allen has launched a ‘compelling collection of poetry’ with her new book, Reality Street.
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