Latest house prices for Kislingbury, Northampton

Kislingbury sits in the Nene Valley, positioned just over three miles west of Northampton and bounded to the north by the river itself. It is a village that has retained a distinct identity despite its proximity to the M1; the layout is centred around a mix of ironstone cottages and later additions, with the spire of St Luke’s Church serving as a constant landmark. Practically, it’s a village that works well for daily life, maintaining a primary school, a couple of well-regarded pubs, and a local shop and post office that keep the centre active. The surrounding water meadows offer straightforward walking routes towards Upton and Harpole, though they serve as a reminder of the area’s low-lying geography. While it feels relatively secluded, the proximity to the A45 and the nearby Duston suburbs means that broader amenities and rail links are only a short drive away.