The village of Charlton is located in South Northamptonshire on the border with Oxfordshire. It is a small, rural village with a population of around 540 people. Charlton is situated between the towns of Brackley and Kings Sutton, and is close to a small tributary of the River Cherwell.
With historical links dating back to the Iron Age, the parish church from Norman times, a manor house built during Henry VIII's reign, Charlton and the neighbouring hamlet of Newbottle are two truly beautiful English villages full of history.
The main village is well served with a local public house, shop, post office, village hall and playing fields offering many local activities and a well respected local primary school. The beautiful parish church is situated at Newbottle.
