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Oundle sits within a tight meander of the River Nene, about twelve miles south-west of Peterborough. It is a town defined by its limestone architecture and a street plan that has remained largely unchanged since the medieval period. While many associate the name with the historic public school that occupies several landmark buildings in the centre, the town functions as a practical hub for the surrounding North Northamptonshire villages. You’ll find a traditional marketplace that still hosts weekly stalls, alongside a mix of independent businesses and basic amenities that mean you don't always have to head into the city for essentials. The geography here is gently rolling, offering plenty of towpath walks and access to nearby Barnwell Country Park, while the proximity to the A1 and the mainline rail connection at Peterborough provides a straightforward link to London and the North. It is a quiet, settled place that feels distinct from the more modern expansions found elsewhere in the county.