Living in Mears Ashby
Nestled in the heart of North Northamptonshire, Mears Ashby is a charming village that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. With its picturesque landscapes and historic architecture, the village embodies the quintessential English countryside. The area is rich in history, with evidence of settlements dating back to the early medieval period, which is reflected in its quaint cottages and the beautiful St. Mary’s Church, a focal point of the community.
Mears Ashby boasts a low crime rate, being 100% below the national average, making it an ideal place for families and retirees seeking a peaceful lifestyle. The village enjoys a low flood risk, ensuring safety and stability for its residents. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture and small businesses, contributing to a close-knit community where residents often support local enterprises. Mears Ashby’s distinctiveness lies in its harmonious blend of history and rural tranquility, inviting visitors and potential residents to appreciate its unique charm.
£325,000
Represents the value of a typical family home in the area.
100% below national average
Significantly safer than most areas in the UK.
Approx. 500 residents
A small, tight-knit community that fosters strong relationships.
15 miles to Northampton
Easy access to larger cities for commuting and leisure.
What's happening in Mears Ashby

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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Swanspool tennis courts to close next month for 'essential refurbishment' just one year after reopening
Keen tennis players will have to look elsewhere for court access between September 9 and 17 as the pair of courts in Wellingborough will…
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Search goes on to get oldest pub back on tap
Backers still hopeful operator can be found for the Old Black Lion despite challenging times for the hospitality sector
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Hedgehog charity to double capacity with new home
The charity, which currently rescues 250 hedgehogs a year, is moving to a new home in Buckingham.
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