Hight Street, Eydon, Daventry NN11

Meticulously renovated throughout, every inch of the property has been crafted with intention honouring its heritage while embracing a refined, contemporary lifestyle. Think open fires on crisp winter evenings, lazy weekend breakfasts in the sun-drenched kitchen, and candlelit soaks in a spa-style bath after a long countryside walk.

The High Street, Eydon is set in a conservation area in rural South Northamptonshire, it is as charming as it is well-connected. A quintessential English village with ironstone cottages, gently undulating hills, and a strong sense of community, it offers the peaceful pace of country life with Banbury station just 11 miles away putting London within an hour’s reach.

Ground Floor
The moment you step through the front door, there’s a sense of calm and craftsmanship. Cool limestone-grey floors run underfoot, warmed by zoned underfloor heating that invites you to kick off your shoes and unwind.
To your left, the sitting room is made for slower moments. With its herringbone oak flooring, sash window, and open fire with feature surround, it’s the kind of space you want to retreat to with a glass of wine and a good book as the fire glows on a cold evening.
At the rear, the home opens into a spectacular kitchen and dining space — the true heart of the house. Designed by Cherry Wood, a renowned local kitchen company, this bespoke kitchen blends muted grey cabinetry, oak inlays, quartz worktops, and grey limestone flooring with effortless style. A large central island with breakfast bar seating creates the perfect hub for casual breakfasts, kids' homework, or pre-dinner drinks with friends.
Hidden behind folding doors, you’ll find a secret drinks cabinet, complete with wine fridge, glass shelving, and soft lighting, the perfect stage for mixing cocktails and hosting guests in style. There is space for a large dining table to gather around and a log burner adds warmth and atmosphere, while Crittall doors and a dramatic ceiling lightwell draw in natural light, beautifully framing views of the garden beyond. It’s a space that shifts seamlessly from everyday family life to stylish entertaining.

Through a striking exposed stone archway, the newly built extension blends seamlessly with the original home. A boot room lined with bold green cabinetry, brass hardware, and a deep stone sink offers a practical and elegant transition from outdoors to in, ideal after long dog walks or muddy countryside adventures.
There’s also a Guest toilet, a quiet study, and a Utility/ laundry room with quartz worktops and cleverly concealed appliances; everything about this home has been considered.

First Floor
The first floor has been completely reconfigured to enhance flow and comfort. At the front, the principal bedroom offers a cocoon of warmth and charm, with original wooden floors, a sash window, and a romantic feature fireplace. It’s a room that invites long weekend lie-ins and early nights with the windows open to the stillness of village life.
To the rear, another double bedroom offers peaceful garden views, while the family bathroom is a highlight in itself. Designed to feel like a private spa, it features a deep Albian stone freestanding bath, an overhead rainfall shower, underfloor heating, and elegant tiled finishes. Imagine sinking into the tub with soft lighting and a glass of something cold after a long day.

Second Floor
On the top floor, you’ll find a third bedroom, full of charm and personality with wood-panelled walls and two windows that flood the space with natural light. Whether it becomes your main bedroom a guest suite, studio, or retreat, it offers a quiet corner of the home to call your own.

Outside Spaces
The garden continues the home’s graceful storytelling. West-facing and bordered by a textured stone wall, it’s private, sunny, and beautifully structured.
A paved terrace is perfect for summer lunches or crisp autumn coffees, with steps leading up to a lawn edged with English cottage garden beds.
At the top of the garden is another seating area and also a stunning oak-framed Garden room, fitted with power and lighting an inspiring spot for a home office, creative studio, or peaceful hideaway. There is also a handy garden shed for storing gardening tools. Through a side gate you will find a newly laid gravel driveway, offering ample parking for both residents and guests.

No 51 High Street is a masterclass in sensitive restoration and high-end design. It offers period charm and contemporary comfort in perfect harmony, all set within one of Northamptonshire’s most picturesque villages.

The Area
Eydon is renowned for its village charm and beautiful countryside location and strong sense of community.
Local amenities include The Royal Oak, a welcoming village pub and restaurant, a parish church and village hall, and a sports field with park perfect for families and outdoor gatherings. The village also benefits from Oboe Fine Wines, now a stylish wine bar, offering curated bottles and a relaxed place to meet friends. Dodds Manor Farm Shop provides quality local produce, and Eydon’s active community ensures a vibrant calendar of events throughout the year.
For additional facilities, the nearby villages of Woodford Halse (2 miles), Culworth (2.5 miles), and Byfield (3 miles) offer everything from community coffee shops and a well-regarded primary school, to butchers, mini supermarkets, and further daily conveniences all within a short drive.

Connectivity
Despite its peaceful rural setting, Eydon offers excellent connectivity for commuters and travellers alike. The village is just 11 miles from Banbury, where direct train services run to London Marylebone in under an hour, making it ideal for those needing regular access to the capital. Road links are also strong, with convenient access to the M40, A361, and A43, connecting Eydon easily to Oxford, Northampton, and the Midlands. Whether you're commuting, heading into town for shopping, or travelling further afield, Eydon provides a tranquil base without compromising on accessibility.

Education
Eydon is well-positioned for access to a range of well-regarded schools, making it an excellent choice for families. The nearby village of Culworth, just 2.5 miles away, is home to a highly regarded primary school, known for its strong community values and nurturing environment. For secondary education, Chenderit School in Middleton Cheney and the independent Winchester House School in Brackley are both within easy reach, offering a mix of state and private options. Additionally, the area benefits from access to renowned schools in Banbury and surrounding towns, providing families with a broad choice of quality education at every level.

Location
Postcode - NN11 3PP
What 3 words - ///teeth.jams.stun


Key information
• EPC Rating: D
• Tenure: Freehold
• Council Tax Band: D
• Main Water and Sewage, Electric, Oil Fired heating.