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Serviced Apartments in Northampton

Northampton is a vibrant and diverse town in the heart of the midlands. It is one of the fastest growing towns in the UK and thus strikes a contrast between traditional and modern, with historic architecture juxtaposed with modern business parks.

The town is also an increasingly influential centre for business, with its local economy growing at a rate above the average for the UK in recent years. It is particularly noted for its automotive industry, which is somewhat fitting given the town’s proximity to the British Grand Prix circuit at nearby Silverstone.

The town prides itself on being able to offer something for everyone, with historic sight, cultural opportunities and vibrant night spots a plenty, this up-and-coming town proves a popular destination for business travellers and tourists alike.



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Accommodation will vary depending on the area and property type. If you are planning an extended stay in Northampton, then the best option could well be a serviced apartment - which allows greater privacy and flexibility, as well as being more cost-effective than traditional hotels.

If you are planning to visit Northampton on business, The Squa.re can source exclusive corporate housing that will be located in an appropriate vicinity for your needs. All of our luxury apartments are tastefully furnished and equipped with all mod cons, including WiFi, air conditioning and fully equipped kitchens.

As with any trip, choosing the right place to stay can be what really makes for a memorable experience. By booking through a knowledgeable provider, you can rest assured that you will find the best property to suit your needs and budget.

Culture & shopping in Northampton

Northampton boasts an eclectic mix of activities, ranging from heritage sights to adventure sports. Delapre Abbey is a neo-classical mansion that offers visitors the chance to learn about its 900 year history and the Canal museum in the old Cornhouse celebrates the story of the waterways around the city. Those looking for something a little more adventurous may want to visit the The Nene Whitewater Centre - UK's first pumped artificial whitewater course. Alternatively, those whiting to enjoy the outdoors just to relax will find Abington Park a pleasant excursion.

The town is also a great place to shop, featuring several modern shopping complexes. The Grosvenor centre is a small shopping mall with around 60 shops, whilst Weston Favell is a large multi-storey shopping centre housing most major high street brands. There’s also Market street shopping centre, which again presents a host of retailers and describes itself as the county’s premier place for fashion.

Getting around in Northampton

Northampton is served by a well connected mainline railway station, making it easily reachable from anywhere in the UK. Those looking to navigate around the city centre can do so either on foot or by taking one of the town’s many buses. The Northampton Buzz card is a cost effective way of getting unlimited bus travel, and can be purchased by the day, week or month.

The city also has a cycle hire initiative, Cycle CoNNect, which means visitors can easily enjoy the sights of the city under their own pedal power.

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