Beautiful 'millionaire magnet' village 50 minutes from Birmingham is one of the UK's poshest places
Discover the charm of the exclusive village just 50 minutes from Birmingham, known for its opulence and affluent residents.
A Midlands village has been named in a ‘posh place’ listing by Daily Mail.
The list could be a go-to resource for house-hunters looking for a luxe slice of country living.
It could also double up as a beautiful space to explore for a day trip out.
Just 30 minutes from Derby, 50 from Birmingham and 40 from Nottingham, it could be the perfect place to live or move to in 2026 for commuters working in either city.
Newtown Linford is a linear village in the Charnwood Forest area of Leicestershire, famous for its proximity to Bradgate Park, the historic home of Lady Jane Grey.
The village is known for its picturesque setting, including the River Lin, and its own local amenities like shops, cafes, pubs, a primary school, and a church.
It is a designated conservation area, preserving its historical character, and is popular for walking and wildlife spotting, thanks to Bradgate Park's ancient deer park, woodlands, and unique Precambrian fossils.
The quaint village of Newtown Linford in Leicestershire filled with thatched roof cottages and pretty buildings impressed Daily Mail who included it in their 29-strong list of poshest places in Britain.
The publication wrote: ‘Nestled in amongst the Charnwood Forest, Newtown Linford has become a real magnet for millionaires who have made their home behind lavish gated mansions.’
Luxurious, multi-million pound properties appear to be plentiful in Newtown Linford.
One beautiful example is this Grade II Listed farmhouse that was on the market in February for £1.45million.
The Daily Mail went on to add: ‘Local amenities include a private members club, a close proximity to Bradgate Park, as well as a rare police box.
‘According to Rightmove, the majority of sales in Newtown Linford during the last year were detached properties, selling for an average price of £1,975,600.’
The Daily Mail is understood to have consulted with local estate agents and referenced guides to create the compilation of UK’s poshest villages.