Broadway

Welcome to Broadway

Broadway, a jewel in Worcestershire's crown, epitomises quintessential Cotswold village charm. Renowned for its picturesque landscapes, historic architecture and, of course, it's famous Gothic folly, Broadway Tower, Broadway is a much sought-after destination for buyers looking for a more relaxed and peaceful pace of life.

Broadway

Sitting proudly in the Cotswolds, Broadway and its honey-coloured buildings feel untroubled by time, and apart from its old-world beauty, Broadway is noted for antiques, art and local crafts.

The ‘Lygon Arms’ was one of the first staging posts to exploit the town’s position on the Worcester to Oxford Road, while St. Eadburgh’s was the village church for 700 years until the Victorians built St Michael’s near the village green.

Overlooking the village is Broadway Tower, a folly designed for the 6th Earl of Coventry and one-time home to the influential designer William Morris.

Twelve counties can be viewed from the top of the Broadway Tower which is open to the public.

A few miles away are the lavender fields of Snowshill, Charles Paget-Wade’s arts and crafts garden, and the National Trust’s Snowshill Manor. The largest Cotswold village set in Worcestershire. Nestling in the shadow of Fish Hill, and crowned by Broadway Tower, this delightful village certianly deserves a visit.

The Broadway Property Market

Broadway's property market features a blend of stunning period homes, quaint cottages, and modern family residences, set against a backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty. The village and its outskirts offer luxurious country houses and charming village homes, along with contemporary apartments and bungalows. This variety ensures that Broadway's housing market caters to everyone, from families to first-time buyers to retirees and anyone seeking a quiet country retreat.

Schools and Education in Broadway

Broadway, has several excellent primary schools that feed into highly-rated secondary schools and academies in surrounding larger towns, such as St. Henry's High School in Evesham.

Transport and Accessibility

Enjoying superb connectivity, Broadway a convenient place for commuting and exploring the Cotswolds. Though nestled in the countryside, the village is well-connected by road, with easy access to major routes leading to nearby towns and cities. Public transportation options, including bus services, link Broadway to larger urban centers such as Evesham where trains are also available.

• Buses: Traveline

Healthcare in Broadway

Broadway has a well-respected GP's surgery, with access with larger healthcare facilities within easy reach, ensuring residents have access to quality medical care.

• Minor Injuries Unit: Evesham Community Hospital
• A&E: Worcestershire Royal Hospital
• GP Surgery: New Barn Close Surgery

Things to Do in Broadway

Broadway is a hub of cultural and recreational activities. The village's rich arts and culture are showcased is showcased at the must visit Broadway Tower. For those who love the outdoors, the surrounding Cotswolds offer endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, and nature exploration.

Our Favourite Places to Visit in Broadway

• Liesure: Broadway Tower and Park
• Eat, Sleep and be Merry: Russell's of Broadway
• Cafe and Fresh and Artisan Produce: Broadway Deli
• Museum, Art Gallery, Tearoom, Open-Air Cinema and Theatre: Broadway Museum and Art Gallery

Is Broadway a Great Place to Live?

Undoubtedly, yes! Broadway combines the tranquillity of countryside living with the warm and security of a close-knit community. Its blend of historical charm and modern amenities makes it an enchanting place to live. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retirement or a dynamic family life, Broadway offers a unique and fulfilling lifestyle.

Thinking of moving to Broadway? Contact us, and we'll help you find your perfect home in this idyllic Worcestershire village.