Relocation accommodation for a move to Southam

Southam had 8,114 people at the 2021 census. It has three primary schools and one secondary, Southam College, which takes 1,643 pupils from the town and the villages around it.

The town sits where roads have always met: the A425 between Leamington Spa and Daventry, the A423 between Coventry and Banbury and the A426 north to Rugby. Junction 12 of the M40 is about 7.5 miles south, though the town is not named on its signs.

Southam has never had its own station. The nearest were Southam Road and Harbury, 3 miles south-west, which closed to passengers in 1964. Southam and Long Itchington, 2 miles north, closed in 1958. Today's nearest stations are Leamington Spa, Rugby and Banbury.

Until the keys to your Southam house come through, Humber Hub is closest at about 12 miles away. Each home arrives furnished, with linen, towels, a kitchen and a washing machine; the bills and council tax are already paid.

Families settle into the town's parks: the Rec on Park Lane beside St James's churchyard and the park at Tollgate Road.

Southam has become a commuter town thanks to its road links. Stagecoach Midlands runs regular buses to Leamington, Rugby and nearby villages such as Napton and Long Itchington.