With highly recommended food offerings from the Barn Restaurant there really is something for everyone, and we're dog friendly 🐾 The Old Dairy Farm Country Shopping Centre is situated in the picturesque village of Upper Stowe with stunning views over the Northamptonshire countryside. Situated 2 minutes off the A5 between Towcester and Weedon and not far from J16 of the M1, the centre is easily acc
essible with plenty of free parking. You will find a unique collection of independent shops and crafts and of course an onsite restaurant providing homemade meals & cakes as well as coffee / tea. Come and enjoy quality unique shopping in our relaxed rural setting. The Centre is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am – 4pm but please check individual shops for timings as these do vary. Our shops, boutiques & crafts include:
Hayrack Gallery stocking work from over 80 artists and craftworkers
Bunches & Bells stocking a wide range of gifts as well as fresh flower arrangements, weddings and funerals
Kelly Burton is an artistic blacksmith and produces beautifully bespoke pieces of metalwork for your garden and home
Nicholas Moreton is a modern master of the medium of stone carving
Rivendell Honey selling locally made honey from his own hives, Chris has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to bees. You can also book a 'visit the bees' day too
Millie's Mucky Pups is a fully insured, City & Guilds qualified dog groomer who has a real passion for animals
Boho Beauty offering a wide range of beauty therapies - book directly with Camy
The Barn Restaurant providing homemade snacks, meals and teas. The Railway Conductor offers a wide variety of model railway trains and accessories
Lacie Cox Photography offers family and seasonal photoshoots both at the onsite studio as well as out on location
Magnolia Barn hosts furniture upcycling workshops as well as being a Frechnic stockist
Natalie Brightman is an abstract canvas artist selling originals inside Magnolia Barn
Hallett Brown Accountants offering accountancy services to small business throughout the UK