Land and property opportunities in north-east Northamptonshire
The Nene Valley villages around Thrapston are where Abel Gray has done most of its building, so this is familiar ground. We buy land here with or without planning: paddocks, gardens, farmland, stone barns, redundant farm buildings and plots within the villages themselves.
We can buy outright, buy subject to planning, or agree an Option. If a site needs consent, we appoint the planning consultant and architect and pay for the work, so there is no cost to you in testing whether a site has a future.
North Northamptonshire Council is the local planning authority. Its local plan policies and published housing land supply evidence are reviewed for each opportunity, together with the Nene Valley landscape, village setting, access and heritage considerations.
Traditional Nene Valley stone barns, redundant farm buildings and yards suited to conversion or redevelopment.
Sell your Stone Barns & Farm Buildings in Thrapston →Paddocks, orchards and grazing land adjoining villages such as Islip, Titchmarsh, Woodford and the Addingtons.
Sell your Paddocks & Village-Edge Land in Thrapston →Gardens and gaps within the villages themselves, where a single home or pair of homes would sit naturally.
Sell your Garden Land & Infill Plots in Thrapston →Arable and pasture land close to established settlements between Thrapston, Oundle and Raunds.
Sell your Agricultural Land in Thrapston →Sites with planning already in place, including permissions granted but never built out.
Sell your Consented Plots in Thrapston →Around Thrapston: Thrapston, Islip, Denford, Titchmarsh, Twywell, Woodford, Ringstead, Great Addington, Little Addington and Slipton.
Towards Oundle: Oundle, Barnwell, Pilton, Wadenhoe, Aldwincle, Achurch, Lilford, Clopton, Stoke Doyle, Glapthorn, Cotterstock, Fotheringhay and Warmington.
The Rockingham Forest edge: Brigstock, Sudborough, Lowick, Thorpe Waterville, Deenethorpe, Grafton Underwood and Cranford.
Towards Raunds: Raunds, Chelveston and Hargrave.
The villages around Thrapston commonly bring forward stone barns, redundant rural buildings, paddocks and development sites close to established settlements.
Pepys Lane in Slipton is a completed Abel Gray scheme of three homes, within a few miles of Thrapston.
If you have land or property in the Thrapston area, please contact us for a confidential initial conversation.
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