A Guide to Quorn
Set on the banks of the River Soar in the heart of Charnwood, Quorn is one of Leicestershire’s most attractive and desirable villages. Blending heritage charm with modern living, Quorn offers beautiful surroundings, a thriving community, and an enviable location.
Quorn
A village with character and history
Quorn, originally known as Quorndon, has a rich history dating back to the Domesday Book. It’s best known for giving its name to the world-famous Quorn Hunt, and today the village retains much of its traditional character.
A vibrant village centre
The heart of Quorn is full of life, with an excellent selection of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. Weekly markets, seasonal fairs, and community events add to the atmosphere.
Great places to eat and relax
Favourites include:
- The White Horse
- The Quorndon Fox
- The Royal Oak
For something special, Tête-à-Tête and The Quorn Country Hotel are popular dining destinations.
A range of beautiful homes
Quorn offers property styles from charming cottages and period terraces to elegant Victorian villas and modern family homes.
River walks and outdoor living
With the River Soar and Charnwood Forest close by, Quorn is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby attractions include:
- Great Central Railway
- Swithland Reservoir
- Bradgate Park
Excellent schools and family facilities
Local schools include:
- St Bartholomew’s C of E Primary School (Ofsted Outstanding)
- Rawlins Academy (Ofsted Good)
Well connected for work and travel
The A6 runs close by, and nearby train stations in Barrow Upon Soar and Loughborough connect to major cities. East Midlands Airport is around 20 minutes away by car.
A true sense of community
Quorn has a strong community spirit, with clubs, societies, and regular events such as the annual village fair and Christmas lights switch-on.
Thinking of making Quorn home?
Whether you’re looking to move to Quorn, find your next home, or sell your property locally, we’d love to help make your move a success.