Towns near Northill
Old Warden (2 Miles)*
Old Warden's history can be traced back to Roman times. A Cistercian Abbey was situated near the Cardington Road and a small part still stands, identified by its Elizabethan chimney.
Moggerhanger (2 Miles)*
A hill top village dominated by the Church of St. John The Evangelist, which was built in 1860-61, of French influence. The Church has a chancel tower with a pyramid roof and high apse adjoining.
Blunham (2 Miles)*
Sandy (2 Miles)*
For centuries Sandy was the centre for market gardening and it still remains vital to the town today. Excavations indicate that Sandy was once a Roman settlement.
Easton (3 Miles)*
Biggleswade (3 Miles)*
The name Biggleswade is derived from Biccel - an Anglo-Saxon personal name and waed, an old English word for ford. The Great North Road and the waterways gave rise to Biggleswade's early prosperity.
Cople (3 Miles)*
Willington (3 Miles)*
Cardington (3 Miles)*
Tempsford (3 Miles)*
Southill (3 Miles)*
Great Barford (3 Miles)*
Langford (4 Miles)*
Sutton (4 Miles)*
An historic and picturesque village situated a few miles from Potton. A tributary of the River Ivel crosses the road where Sutton's medieval twin arched packhorse bridge spans the ford.
Everton (4 Miles)*
* Distances shown are in a direct line. Distances by road will be longer.


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