LIVE24SEVEN // Property & Interiors S P I T F I R E B E S POK E HOME S - HIGHWOR TH Putting the spotlight on
The Cotswolds village of Broadway is often referred to as the 'Show Village of England', which reveals much about its character, history and ambience.
Situated in the UK’s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Broadway is set amidst beautiful rolling countryside with a backdrop of sweeping views across the surrounding landscape, making it particularly popular with walkers. Providing the quintessential semi-rural lifestyle, the village has its own golf course and cricket club, while horse riding, clay pigeon shooting and cycling are other popular pursuits among local residents.
However, for all its rustic allure, Broadway has much more to offer than just picturesque scenery and traditional hobbies. Dating as far back as the 11th Century, the village is steeped in history, enriched with superb examples of Tudor, Stuart and Georgian architecture. One of its most famous historical landmarks is Broadway Tower, an 18th Century folly on Broadway Hill, conceived by Capability Brown and designed by James Wyatt. Over the years, Broadway Tower has enjoyed a number of well-known owners, including the renowned architect, designer, poet and revolutionary, William Morris, who used
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the Tower as a holiday retreat. Today, it is open to the public, with three floors of museum exhibitions and a rooftop viewing platform looking out over the Cotswold escarpment.
At the heart of the village lies one of the longest high streets in England, lined with gentle horse chestnut trees and honey-coloured period buildings. Its elegant mix of sophisticated boutiques, independent shops, country pubs, tea houses and restaurants give Broadway the cosmopolitan feel that sets the Cotswolds apart from many other similarly idyllic locations around the country.
Despite its rural location, Broadway offers excellent road and rail connections that make it perfectly placed for commuting. The M42 and M5 are easily accessible, and regular train services to London Paddington operate from nearby Honeybourne and Moreton-in-Marsh stations, which are both just a 15-minute drive from the village. Birmingham airport is also located just under an hour’s drive away, providing easy access for travel further afield.
With Spitfire Bespoke Homes’ Highworth development now selling off plan, you have a chance to purchase your own piece of this beautiful area of the Cotswolds. The collection of 74 new homes is situated less than a mile from Broadway High Street and offers a mixture of terraced and detached residences. The properties offer a delightful balance of modern luxury and traditional craftsmanship, with Cotswold stone detailing, slate roofs and traditional timber frame windows. Ranging from two to five bedrooms, and with a show home now open for viewing, the new homes are a fantastic opportunity for everyone from first-time buyers, to growing families, to downsizers, to enjoy life in one of the Cotswolds’ most sought-after destinations.
Highworth is located on Leamington Road, Broadway, WR12 7EB. Show home open Thursday to Monday, 10.30am to 5pm For more information, visit
www.highworthbroadway.co.uk or call selling agents Knight Frank on 01789 206967 or Hayman-Joyce on 01386 858510.
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