Boughton

Boughton is a small village located in West Northamptonshire, approximately 3 miles northeast of Northampton town centre. The area is primarily residential, with a mix of historic and modern housing. Boughton is known for its proximity to Boughton House, a historic estate often referred to as the "English Versailles," which attracts visitors and adds cultural significance to the area. The village has a quiet, rural feel while remaining well-connected to urban amenities.

The surrounding landscape features open fields and green spaces, offering a contrast to the nearby urban sprawl of Northampton. Local facilities include a primary school, a village hall, and a few small businesses, catering to the needs of residents. Transport links are convenient, with easy access to the A43 and A45, making it practical for commuters. Boughton retains a sense of community, with occasional events and activities centred around the village hall and church.