Area Information

NN16 0NW sits within Kettering, a market town that has existed since the Anglo-Saxon period. The town received its market charter in 1227 from King Henry III and stands approximately seven and a half miles north of Wellingborough. This specific postcode cluster forms part of a larger residential population of 1,962 people. Living in NN16 0NW means residing in a mature setting where history and modern infrastructure intersect. The area has evolved from a medieval settlement into a substantial industrial centre, retaining landmarks like the parish church of St Peter and St Paul. You will find this community situated in the East Midlands region of England, offering a blend of historical character and practical living standards. The town developed significantly during the nineteenth century, transforming its economy and physical layout to support growing industries. Today, the location benefits from its long-standing presence in the region, providing a stable environment for those seeking a home in Northamptonshire. The area offers a direct connection to a town with deep roots dating back to 956 AD, when King Edwy granted land to Ælfsige the Goldsmith.

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Postcode
Area Size
Not available
Population
1962
Population Density
2816 people/km²

The housing landscape in NN16 0NW is defined by a clear preference for detached and semi-detached homes. Every accommodation type recorded for this area consists of houses, making it a straightforward choice for buyers preferring standalone or semi-connected properties. The market is not exclusively owner-occupied, as only thirty-six per cent of residents hold the title to their homes. This ownership split suggests that a substantial portion of the housing stock is available on the rental market through agents or private landlords. For prospective buyers looking at homes in NN16 0NW, the focus shifts to finding a property that suits a mixed demographic of long-term owners and tenant households. The area does not offer the density of flats found near major city centres, aligning instead with suburban living standards typical of Northamptonshire towns like Kettering. You should expect to compete for traditional house types rather than high-rise apartments. The lack of rental properties listed in the data implies that what exists is managed individually or is integrated into larger residential clusters rather than purpose-built blocks.

House Prices in NN16 0NW

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Energy Efficiency in NN16 0NW

Your daily routine in NN16 0NW benefits from amenities located within practical reach of your home. Retail convenience is available at five nearby locations, including Co-op Stamford, Tesco Kettering Windmill, and Co-op Grange. These supermarkets provide a straightforward solution for groceries and household essentials without requiring long drives. A single bus interchange service connects you to wider transport networks, offering flexibility for those who need to travel by public means. Rail access is facilitated by two nearby stations: Kettering Railway Station and Corby Railway Station. This rail network links you to Kettering, which was opened by the Midland Railway Company in 1857 and connected to London in 1867. The proximity to these stations means you do not need to rely solely on road transport for commuting. You can shop at established chains, catch trains from nearby hubs, and manage daily errands efficiently. The area supports a practical lifestyle where major retail and transport nodes are accessible within a short distance.

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Demographics

The community in NN16 0NW reflects the needs of a settled, mature population. The average resident has a median age of forty-seven years old, confirming that adults between thirty and sixty-four years represent the most common age range. This demographic profile indicates an area dominated by families and established households rather than students or young professionals. Three hundred and six out of every thousand residents own their homes, keeping the owner occupation rate at exactly thirty-six per cent. The remaining majority of households rely on renting, suggesting a significant presence of landlords and housing providers in the immediate locality. You will find that almost every home is a house, with flats being uncommon or non-existent within this specific cluster. The population is predominantly White, mirroring the broader makeup of the area's historic settlement patterns. With a population fixed at 1,962 individuals, the area feels relatively intimate compared to larger metropolitan zones. This configuration creates a neighbourhood where residents often know one another, fostering a stable social environment despite the small property stock.

Household Size

Family (3-5 people)
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

36
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

N/A
most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

14
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who typically lives in NN16 0NW and what is the community like?
The population consists of 1,962 people with a median age of 47, meaning most residents are adults between 30 and 64 years old. While 36% of households own their homes, the majority rent. Nearly all accommodation comprises houses rather than flats.

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