A taste of traditional England: High Town, Longframlington

Quite how anybody could find Longframlington unappealing must be beyond those who have passed through the village or even stopped for food in one of the two country pubs situated there. This is life at its most peaceful.

The village, quite literally, is England in all its glory. Traditional buildings, a quiet main street, scenic views and a green playing area are the main features. To know that situated just off the main street is a new development offering stylish living, could encompass everything a potential buyer might require.

High Town, a Charles Church development, is nothing short of picturesque and typically beautiful in terms of its location. Materials used for the buildings are in keeping with the surrounding area and the views are spectacular.

The meandering A697, is constantly surrounded by countryside as you head north to Longframlington and as you enter the village those memories of summers in the country as a child come flooding back.

Situated on the small estate are four well-designed Charles Church house types, each with four bedrooms including The Nunnington, The Melford, The Broughton and The Edlingham.

In this peaceful setting, the hustle and bustle of life is taken away. High Town looks over miles of countryside. The green, which substitutes as a football pitch, is yards away for children to play – and this is before even seeing the properties.

Three-storey homes are definitely making their appeal made in the housing market. It offers space, individuality and flexible living, ideal for the family, or those wishing to downsize.

If the whereabouts of Longframlington baffles you, it’s worth venturing out to take a look for yourself. Not often, can you find an ideal home in ideal surroundings – High Town has this in abundance.

For more information about Charles Church at Longframlington, visit Charleschurch.com.