It was mentioned in the Domesday Book.

An early Bronze Age occupation site has been found on this button, & the Roman Villa and Bath House dating from a First century AD. Druids, Saxons, Romans and Normans have been known to have inhabited a metropolitan area within & around Sapcote.

From either a 12th-14th century a village was a page of the mighty Basset hound personal. Ralph de Basset was High Sheriff of England and, even, a foremost Member of Parliament, being a number 1 Lord to become known as to the Barons Parliament by Simon de Montfort.

A oldest living building in the village is the 12th century 100% Saints Parish Church, an elegant easily-proportioned building of Early English style. At once completely its windows experienced the Basset hound coat of arms, however these keep around okay, disappeared, except for a trace inside 1 window. The chantry was added by Ralph de Basset inside 1376 & is the present northwards aisle. A Wesleyans built their first church inside Sapcote around 1805. Around 1902 the square stone-built structure was erected. A stone wwhen quarried per men of a church & it mass produced such a good job of it that a church remains as one of the better buildings inside Sapcote. It opened inside 1905 & occurs as ticket lesson of the Arts and Crafts period.

Withinside 1806 the bath home was builtby John Frewen Turner on top the and so-supposed Golden Easily around Stanton Road, in an attempt to turn Sapcote into a Spa. In the building were cold & warmly baths, & coarse of action was given for neural creaky & scrofulous complaints. A building dollars & cents as much as £600, and Prime Minister George Canning and the Duke of Wellington both visited the baths.

More historical buildings include many thatched bungalow, Park Domestic, a timber-framed home inside Stanton Road which is dated 1683, a Old School around Leicester Road which was built within 1819, & the Stanley Burrough's Almshouses inside Cooke's Lane, erected within 1847.