Area Overview for CV35 7JT

CV35 7JT marks a specific residential cluster within the historic village of Budbrooke in Warwickshire. This postcode covers 1.5 hectares and accommodates a population of 1746 residents. You will find this location three miles west of Warwick town centre, situated on the site of the former Budbrooke Barracks. Most of the housing estate known as Hampton Magna was constructed in the late 1960s. The original village, first mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, has shrunk significantly since the Black Death, leaving a largely deserted medieval settlement near St Michael's Church. Life here blends rural character with modern suburban living. The area retains remnants of its military past through road names at Hampton Magna while remaining close to the Grand Union Canal, which features Hatton flight nearby. You reap the benefit of a quiet environment defined by this duality. The density is 155 people per square kilometre, suggesting a low-key neighbourhood rather than a crowded city fringe. Residents enjoy the space of a civil parish without being isolated from local infrastructure. This mix of history and modern development defines daily living in this part of the Warwick district.

The community within CV35 7JT is predominantly composed of adults aged between 30 and 64 years. The median age for residents is 47, indicating a mature household base. This age profile suggests a stable environment often sought by families and established professionals. Household composition reflects this maturity, with a very high rate of home ownership at 88%. You are looking at an area where most people have purchased the homes they live in rather than renting. The accommodation type catalogue consists almost entirely of houses, fitting the profile of a suburban estate. The predominant ethnic group is White, mirroring the traditional demographic make-up of the Warwick district. You will find a lack of transient populations here, as the high ownership rate indicates long-term settlement. This consistency creates a predictable community feel where neighbours often know one another. The population density of 155 per square kilometre ensures that these residents do not feel squeezed together. The area caters to those who value stability and established communities over rapid change.