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Peter Clarke are estate and letting agents covering Broadway, often referred to as the ‘Jewel of the Cotswolds’. The village lies beneath Fish Hill on the western escarpment of the North Cotswolds. It’s a popular place to visit and live and rightly so.
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Would you like to understand Broadway a little better? Browse the key information below.
As its name suggests, Broadway is dominated by a wide tree-lined street packed with independent shops, restaurants, hotels and a couple of excellent museums.
The village is surrounded by magnificent rolling countryside, green fields, quiet country lanes, footpaths and bridleways, and lies on the Cotswold Way below the renowned Broadway Tower. It oozes history and charm.
The larger cultural and shopping centres for the area are Cheltenham (approximately 15 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (also approximately 15 miles).
Historic Broadway has a comprehensive range of facilities, including a small supermarket, doctor’s surgery, chemist and a traditional butchers.
It also boasts a post office, bank, library and churches. There’s lots of wonderfully independent boutique shops, restaurants, pubs/wine bars and art galleries too.
The thriving community hosts a community choir, bowling club, cricket club, football club, horticultural society, history society, wine society to mention a few.
Primary:
There are two schools with Broadway village itself: Broadway First School, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School. Plus numerous others in nearby villages.
Secondary: the closest school is Chipping Campden School (6 miles), with other high schools in Evesham, Shipston-on-Stour, Cheltenham.
Independent: Kitebrook Preparatory School, The Croft Preparatory School, Kingham Hill School, and many schools in Cheltenham.
There’s plenty of ways to get around Broadway, and beyond its borders too. Here are a few transport options…
By car:Â The town is easily accessed by the A44, which connects to the M5 and M40 motorways. You can easily get to larger cities like Birmingham and Oxford within about 1.5 hours.
By train: There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington at Honeybourne / Evesham (6 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (approximately 10 miles) scheduled time approximately 90 minutes.
Nearest airport: Birmingham Airport is the closest major airport, approximately 38 miles away.
Moving home is never easy, even though it can be well worth it. So it’s essential to pick an estate agent who is long-established in the local area and knows how the property market works – ensuring your home sells for the price it deserves. If you’d like to sell your home for less stress while tapping into local-market expertise, then talk to us today.
Want to let your property with less stress and more free time? It’s not always easy to do this without an experienced estate agent helping you. Fortunately, our ARLA accredited property managers can make sure your property let operates easily, efficiently and with less of an admin burden for you. That way, you’ll have time to enjoy your rental income.
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