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Welcome to New Homes in Daventry, the easy way to find new homes in Daventry and the surrounding area. The town of Daventry is located 13 miles west of Northampton, and 77 miles north of London. Nearby attractions include Ashby St Ledgers, which was supposedly the site of the plotting for the 1605 Gunpowder Plot, and Silverstone race circuit. The town of Daventry, sits amongst 257 square miles of rural surroundings. With similar scenery and landscapes to the adjoining Cotswolds, the area in peppered with picture-postcard villages, reservoirs and fine country houses. Areas close by include Rugby, Wellingborough, Rushden and Bedford. Serving a large rural hinterland, Daventry features all the modern day amenities expected of a contemporary town. New homes in Daventry offer breathtaking countryside surroundings, combined with immediate access to the Midlands and all the advantages of a newly built home, in Northamptonshire.

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Daventry is a popular market town in Northamptonshire County, in the East Midlands region of England. Daventry is an old town with its history rooted in the Iron Age. Remains have been found of settlements near Daventry that suggest that it was an important town during the Roman period. Daventry attained borough status in 1576 under a royal decree by Queen Elizabeth I.

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Daventry remained an agricultural town with little impact from industrial revolution. Daventry was not connected to the railway network until the second half of the 19th century, which further impeded growth. Shoemaking was the only industry in Daventry that saw growth during those years.

The town of Daventry has a total population of 22,367. Daventry has seen tremendous growth since the second half of the 20th century, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Daventry is also home to a large diesel engine manufacturing plant, under the ownership of Cummins. Major towns and suburbs are located within a short distance from Daventry including Weedon Bec, Ashby St Ledgers, Brington, and Rugby. London is located at a distance of 67 miles from Daventry.

Places of Interest in Daventry

Borough Hill: Daventry has a long history of settlements dating back to the Iron Age. Borough Hill is a popular tourist attraction in Daventry with ruins of a Roman settlement. It also offers spectacular views of the town and surroundings. It is also famous for a BBC transmitter that was installed in 1925 to relay transmission to Daventry and other areas of Northamptonshire. Daventry residents use the 150 acres of this grassy expanse for jogging, dog walking, and picnics.

Daventry and District Golf Club: The 9-hole golf club in Daventry was opened in 1922 and is considered a challenging course for amateurs and professionals alike. It is not only popular among those Daventry visitors who have an interest in golf but also for those who want to marvel at its vast green expanse and ponds and relish its clubhouse food.

Boddington Reservoir: Located a short drive from Daventry is this popular fishing spot. It remains a popular tourist attraction in Daventry as the 90 acre lake is accompanied by green spaces, nature trails, picnic areas, and woodlands.

Canons Ashby House: Fans of Elizabethan manor house construction will like this well-preserved house. It hosts many landmark wall paintings and is a site of Jacobean plasterwork at its best. It is accompanied by a church, a formal garden and an orchard thus making it a popular Daventry attraction.

Daventry Town Council Museum: Daventry Museum is a popular tourist attraction and hosts relics and paintings from the past. It also houses artefacts displaying the evolution of Daventry as a modern town from an agricultural backwater.

Famous People from Daventry

Daventry has produced a number of legends in their fields including John Wilkins, who is considered one of the pioneers of modern science. Poet Thomas Randolph was also born in Daventry.

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