Wheathill Field

There is a big park with children’s play equipment and fenced dog exercise area, a large sports centre with pool, gym and tennis courts, an 18 hole golf course, local fishing lakes and you can gain easy access to the national cycle route. The wider area provides a selection of well-run local village pubs, most of which also offer superb dining. All 100 acres of the farm are open for you to enjoy. Our land links conveniently with a network of public rights of way – including the historic Jurassic Way - allowing the more serious walkers to explore on foot further afield. Interestingly our farm includes an area of rare grasses on steep banks formed during the ice age – this can be seen within just a 3 minute stroll of Wheathill Field. The Naseby battle of 1645 took place locally. Wheathill Farm sits on a part of that history as the Royalist came over our land during their retreat. Various references to this historic battle can be found in the area with the Prince Rupert flag 'lookouts' within eyeshot. These can be visited for further information about this historic event. Wheathill Farm is conveniently positioned close to the main network crossroads of the M6, M1 and A14 (J2, just 3 miles), ideal if traveling north south or east west.