Broadband in NN12 8EF

NN12 8EF sits in Bradden, part of West Northamptonshire. If you're considering this area, it helps to look beyond the estate agent listings. Here's what the data actually says.

Internet access at NN12 8EF is well above average. Superfast broadband (30Mbps+) covers 100% of premises, and ultrafast (100Mbps+) reaches 100%. Gigabit-capable connections are available to 100% of the area, making it a solid choice for digital households.

Beyond the headline figures, here's what residents actually get. Ookla Speedtest data shows an average download speed of 100 Mbps and upload of 137 Mbps, with 10ms latency. That lines up well with the Ofcom coverage figures. This is based on 19 speed tests in the area.

Every premises at NN12 8EF meets the Universal Service Obligation for broadband. In fact, 100% of premises can access 300 Mbps or faster — well ahead of much of the country. Next Generation Access (fibre-based infrastructure) covers 100% of premises.

House price data for NN12 8EF is limited, which can happen in areas with few residential transactions or where properties are mainly commercial.

Crime figures show 3 reported incidents in this area over the last recorded month. That's low. Violent Crime was the most common category with 3 incidents. Keep in mind that crime statistics vary month to month, so one snapshot doesn't tell the whole story.

There are 5 schools in the surrounding area. The nearest is Blakesley Church of England Primary School (Academy converter), 1.69 miles away. Greens Norton Church of England Primary School is also nearby at 1.79 miles.

Very Low flood risk here, classified as Zone 1 by the Environment Agency. That's reassuring for anyone considering the area. Air quality is rated Good with PM2.5 at 3.5 µg/m³. Clean air is one less thing to worry about.

The local area has a population of 1,827 with a median age of 42. It's a rural area (133 people per km²). On the Index of Multiple Deprivation, this area scores decile 9 out of 10, making it one of the least deprived areas in England.

Transport connections are a bit of a stretch. The nearest train station is Northampton, 9.7 miles away. Long Buckby (11.4 mi) and Wolverton (11.6 mi) are also within reach. For electric vehicle owners, there are 5 public charging points nearby, the closest being 1.66 miles away.

Council tax in West Northamptonshire falls most commonly in Band C.

Healthcare access is reasonable. The nearest GP surgery is TOWCESTER MEDICAL CENTRE, 2.7 miles away, with 5 practices in the wider area. Availability for new patients may be limited, so it is worth checking directly.

Mobile coverage is excellent, with 4G outdoor coverage at 100% and 5G reaching 98.5%.

Your next step? If Bradden is on your shortlist, it's worth visiting in person and checking specific street-level details. The data gives you the framework, but nothing beats walking the neighbourhood.