Living in Northleach With Eastington
Nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds, Northleach with Eastington is a delightful neighbourhood that combines historical charm with a vibrant community spirit. Known for its stunning stone buildings and scenic countryside, the area boasts an array of amenities and local attractions, making it an attractive place to live and explore. The historic market town of Northleach features a wealth of heritage, including the magnificent 15th-century church of St. Peter and St. Paul, which stands as a testament to the region's rich history.
Eastington, a quaint village adjacent to Northleach, offers a peaceful rural lifestyle. Surrounded by lush fields and rolling hills, residents can enjoy numerous walking and cycling routes that showcase the natural beauty of the Cotswolds. With a close-knit community feel, local events and markets are a staple, bringing neighbours together and fostering a strong sense of belonging.
Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Northleach with Eastington is set in a stunning natural landscape.
Good local schools
The area boasts several reputable primary and secondary schools.
Strong community spirit
Residents actively participate in local events and initiatives.
Historic architecture
The neighbourhood is filled with charming stone buildings and historical sites.
What's happening in Northleach With Eastington

In pictures: Forwards Festival and rare Blood Moon
Festivals, tributes and awards in photographs from across the West this week.
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The younger record fans turning to older vinyl
Record traders say they have noticed a shift towards younger buyers in recent years.
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Snooker player inspires next generation
Jack Lisowski, from Churchdown, was teaching children at All Saints Academy about the game.
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Meet the volunteers restoring 'missing mile' canal
A volunteer-led restoration project in Gloucestershire to bring back a 'missing mile' of canal
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Events on in the West this bank holiday weekend
Live music, historic re-enactments and quirky traditions are taking place over the next four days.
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