CORA AT BROADNOOK
Broadnook offers a unique Garden Suburb of stunningly crafted Georgian and Victorian-style homes, conveniently connected to the working world. Within the beautiful, historic woodlands of Charnwood and the National Forest, the wonderful range of 1 to 5 bedroom homes welcome everyone from first-time buyers to full families.
Key Features
The first Garden Suburb in Leicestershire
Modern amenities with walking distance
Only a 24-minute drive to Leicester city centre
Access to nearest city via transport links
Allocated parking/ garages
Our Broadnook Garden Village development captures all the benefits of city living with the tranquillity of country life.
Nestled on the outskirts of Leicester and surrounded by beautiful woodland, the new village sits in 13 hectares of parkland and retains a strong rural identity, with access to all the community services one could need on its doorstep.
Its tree-lined roads are home to a new 570-capacity primary school, community and healthcare facilities, as well as an array of farm shops, cafes and restaurants in the village centre.
It also boasts a 162-space early years facility alongside six children’s play areas – making it the perfect place for families to settle. Its expansive open spaces are complemented with multiple football pitches, tennis courts and a cricket pavilion alongside other outdoor sports areas.
Located on the edge of the city, Broadnook has short, frequent bus services into central Leicester while being conveniently located close to the M1 and A6 for commuters to Nottingham and Derby. There is also easy access to Birmingham and Coventry in under an hour by road.
The new village is self-governed by the Broadnook Garden Suburb Trust to ensure the full vision of a garden village comes to life while retaining its unique character and charm.
At your fingertips
Whether it be schools, shops, healthcare, cafes, woodland, or cycling routes, Broadnook village has every one of your needs considered.
There is an abundance of greenery on your doorstep. With the immense and vast National Forest, you are at one with nature. Perfect for leisurely days out, or historic treks (the forest is home to some of the oldest rocks and fossils in the country) featuring definitive craggy hilltops, dry stone walls, fast flowing streams, and ancient woodlands.
Rich in nature, and a wealth of connections. Major roads offer excellent destinations to explore for day trips away. In addition, you have the Birstall Park and Ride and Syston Station on the Midland Mainline, providing you with exciting city escapes.