Vision
Broadnook Garden Village is named after the ancient spinney running through the landscape. The design of Broadnook is unique, with inspiration drawn from Charnwood’s distinctive landscape and architectural character.
A place tocreate a home
Letchworth Garden City - town development in Baldock Road, Letchworth, created by the British urban planner Ebenezer Howard
The picturesque Garden Village is designed to be a jewel for the area.
Inspiration
Broadnook is based on century-old blueprints of a Garden Village. As early as the 19th century, the concept to build communities that combined the best of town and country were pioneered by the visionary Ebenezer Howard. His ideas led to the creation of leafy Welwyn, Letchworth and Bournville.
Blending generous parks, open green spaces and hundreds of trees with community facilities and places to work, Broadnook residents will enjoy a gorgeous, connected place to put down roots.
A place tolive your life
Broadnook is designed to be a jewel for the area.
The High Street is just a short stroll away from your new home, with a food store on the doorstep and nursery and primary school a short hop down the road.
The nearby Broadnook Court will be a thriving hub, home to the visitor centre, coffee shop and community hall.
Broadnook Garden Village residents will feel in the middle of it all, while still comfortably tucked away in this beautiful corner of Leicestershire.
Reigniting the Rothley dream
Broadnook builds on a vision that is over 100 years old.
The Rothley Garden Suburb dates back to 1909 and was a proposed area of Rothley that in many ways echoes the goals of Broadnook today.
Leafy streets lined with beautiful family homes were the cornerstone of the Rothley ideal. And like today, the brochure identifies a desire for modern amenities and fast commuting.
This gorgeous plan for a suburb is the foundation that inspired Broadnook today, and its dream of a modern, garden community is what Broadnook aspires to realise.
Reigniting the Rothley dream
Broadnook builds on a vision that is over 100 years old.
The Rothley Garden Suburb dates back to 1909 and was a proposed area of Rothley that in many ways echoes the goals of Broadnook today.
Leafy streets lined with beautiful family homes were the cornerstone of the Rothley ideal. And like today, the brochure identifies a desire for modern amenities and fast commuting.
This gorgeous plan for a suburb is the foundation that inspired Broadnook today, and its dream of a modern, garden community is what Broadnook aspires to realise.
A 1909 map of the land east of the now closed Rothley station outlined for Rothley Garden Suburb
Planned streets and amenities that would be part of the suburb, incorporating excellent transport links to nearby Leicester
Get in touch
Interested in making the move to Broadnook Garden Village? Speak directly to the people that can make it happen for you.
Contact our developer's sales team today and take the first steps toward your new dream home. If you’d like to find out more about available properties, have any questions, or want to visit a show home, just ask the teams here.
