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VILLAGE OVERVIEW

About Caddington

Caddington Village, nestled on the edge of Luton in Bedfordshire, offers a charming blend of rural character and community warmth. Surrounded by gentle countryside, the village maintains a peaceful atmosphere while still being conveniently close to town amenities. With its mix of traditional cottages, newer homes, and a welcoming local spirit, Caddington has become a sought-after place for those seeking a quieter pace of life. The village centre features a handful of local shops, pubs, and a primary school, all of which contribute to a strong sense of community.

Historically, Caddington dates back to Saxon times and is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. Over the centuries, it grew as an agricultural village, with its elevated location providing views across the surrounding countryside. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, brickmaking became a key local industry, particularly with the expansion of nearby Luton. Though much of that industry has since disappeared, traces of the village’s past can still be seen in its buildings and layout. Today, Caddington remains a place where history and modern life sit comfortably side by side.