Catworth Village
This pleasant and quiet village of 176 houses with its winding streets and varied architecture stands on a hill south of the A14 in the western part of Huntingdonshire.
The village is surrounded by farmland and agriculture remains a key component of the local economy. Its 13th Century church, St. Leonards, has an octagonal spire and contains a monument to Rose Dryden, sister of the poet. Catworth boasts a sports field and tennis court; and a village hall recently refurbished that was formerly the village school.
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