Living in Weldon
Nestled in North Northamptonshire, Weldon is a charming village that boasts a rich history and a close-knit community. With origins dating back to the Domesday Book, Weldon has preserved much of its historical character, evident in its traditional stone cottages and the impressive St. John the Baptist Church. The village is surrounded by picturesque countryside, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful retreat from city life.
Economically, Weldon benefits from its proximity to larger towns such as Corby and Kettering, which offer a range of employment opportunities. The village's low crime rate, 96% below the national average, adds to its appeal, making it a safe place to raise a family or retire. Its stunning natural landscapes and community spirit help Weldon stand out as a distinctive and desirable location.
Approximately £250,000
Reflects the charming rural appeal of the village.
96% below national average
Ensures a safe environment for residents.
Around 1,200 residents
Fosters a close-knit community feel.
10-minute drive to Corby train station
Provides easy access to larger cities.
What's happening in Weldon
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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