Your chance to live in an architect-designed, sustainable home with flexible layouts and generous living spaces, set just ten minutes’ walk from Oundle town centre.
Homes at Millers’ Field are designed for everyday life and to continue to work as life changes. Generous living spaces and flexible layouts provide space for family and friends, home working, hobbies and changing needs over time.
High levels of insulation, efficient heating, renewable energy and carefully considered design and construction make the homes comfortable throughout the year, as well as being economical to run.
Millers’ Field takes its cues from Oundle’s historic buildings and surrounding landscape, creating a small neighbourhood that feels connected to the town. Located just ten minutes’ walk from the town centre, the homes benefit from all Oundle has to offer, including a wide range of independent shops, cafés, green spaces and everyday amenities.
Every home at Millers’ Field has its own front door and private garden. At the heart of the neighbourhood is a generous shared garden, complemented by retained allotments and a new nature area for walking, relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.
Every home at Millers’ Field has its own front door and private garden. At the heart of the neighbourhood is a generous shared garden, complemented by retained allotments and a new nature area for walking, relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.
Homes are laid out to create opportunities to spend time outdoors and cross paths with neighbours, encouraging the small, everyday interactions that make neighbourhoods feel welcoming.
Millers’ Field is being delivered by TOWN, a housing developer creating homes and neighbourhoods that support individual wellbeing, stronger communities and a healthier planet. Homes have been designed by award-winning architectural practices Mole Architects and Mawson Kerr.
Millers’ Field is named after the Miller family, who have owned the field since 1965, when it was bought by Robin Miller, then Director of Music at Oundle School. His children, Anne and Peter Miller, are now working with TOWN to develop the land in accordance with their father’s wishes, creating a place that benefits future residents and the wider community while respecting the natural world.
