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Our attention is focused on creating well equipped modern family homes of various sizes, with high quality interiors and private garden areas, set within a tranquil rural community.
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Church Fenton is a historic North Yorkshire farming village steeped in tradition. Originally recorded in the Domesday Book as “Fentun” along with nearby Little Fenton, the earliest documented evidence of Fenton dates back to 963AD.
Aside from its agricultural past, the village is well known for its WW2 air base, RAF Church Fenton, now used for pilot training. Built in 1937, its original role was to serve as part of the defensive network of fighter airfields that protected the industrial cities of northern England from attack by German bombers. It was home to many squadrons and aircraft types throughout the war, such as Spitfires, Hurricanes, Mosquitoes and most famously in the post war years, the Gloster Meteors.
Situated in a rural setting near to the market towns of Tadcaster and Selby, Church Fenton offers the tranquility of a countryside location, whilst also being within easy travelling distance, by road or rail, of the vibrant cities of Leeds and York.
The village itself has a thriving community with plenty to offer, such as football, cricket and bowls clubs, along with rainbows, brownies and scouts for the children. Church Fenton benefits from excellent amenities, including a primary school, nursery, church and methodist chapel, along with a post office, two public houses and a well connected railway station.
Aside from its agricultural past, the village is well known for its WW2 air base, RAF Church Fenton, now used for pilot training. Built in 1937, its original role was to serve as part of the defensive network of fighter airfields that protected the industrial cities of northern England from attack by German bombers. It was home to many squadrons and aircraft types throughout the war, such as Spitfires, Hurricanes, Mosquitoes and most famously in the post war years, the Gloster Meteors.
Situated in a rural setting near to the market towns of Tadcaster and Selby, Church Fenton offers the tranquility of a countryside location, whilst also being within easy travelling distance, by road or rail, of the vibrant cities of Leeds and York.
The village itself has a thriving community with plenty to offer, such as football, cricket and bowls clubs, along with rainbows, brownies and scouts for the children. Church Fenton benefits from excellent amenities, including a primary school, nursery, church and methodist chapel, along with a post office, two public houses and a well connected railway station.
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