Spratton

Spratton is a compact village and civil parish in West Northamptonshire, England, lying a few miles north of Northampton on the rural rolling country of Northamptonshire. It retains a historic core of stone and brick houses, a medieval parish church and several listed buildings, and is perhaps best known locally for the attractive grounds of Spratton Hall School, which occupies a former manor house.

Traditionally set in an agricultural landscape, Spratton functions today as both a farming community and a popular commuter village, with regular social life centred on the village hall, pub and annual events. Its proximity to the battlefield at Naseby and to larger market towns gives it a mix of rural character and easy access to services, making it a pleasant spot for walkers, history enthusiasts and families.