New Build Homes in Lower Broadheath, Worcester

Life at Elgar Park

At Elgar Park, time feels well spent. Whether it’s wild swimming before breakfast or walking through timeless landscapes at sunset, life here encourages balance, beauty, and wellbeing.

A wealth of leisure opportunities sit quietly within easy reach – from boutique fitness clubs and Pilates studios to the prestigious Worcester Golf and Country Club, where Dr. Alister MacKenzie’s iconic course awaits.

For those drawn to nature, the Malvern Hills – with over 150km of trails and 300km of bridleways – offer endless ways to explore. Water sports on the River Severn, canal boat trips from Diglis Marina, or a relaxed lunch at The Anchor pub create moments of pure escapism.

This is a place where farm shops, local restaurants, and independent interior design studios line the landscape – and where luxury is defined by quality, not excess.

Living in Worcester

Worcester’s riverside setting is rich with history, and its energy is unmistakably modern. Independent cafés, artisan shops, and a vibrant events scene give the cathedral city a character all its own.

Living here means being part of something diverse, lively and local, where your next favourite place is always just around the corner.

Local Leisure & Exploration

From serene walks along the River Severn to open-air cinema at Pitchcroft, Worcester offers a lifestyle full of contrast and charm.

Nature reserves like Laugherne Brook and Gheluvelt Park bring calm and colour year-round, while summer days at Gheluvelt’s splash pad or long walks by the River Severn add a sense of rhythm to your routine.

In terms of museums, popular spots include the Infirmary Museum, the Worcestershire Yeomanry Museum, the Worcester City Art Gallery, the Mercian Regiment Museum, and the Tudor House Museum.

For food lovers, Worcester’s culinary scene is quietly impressive from gastropubs and street markets to artisanal coffee and bakeries that make mornings better.

Sports & Wellness near Elgar Park

Worcester is a city that moves. From competitive tennis, squash, and racketball leagues to riverside cricket and championship racing at Pitchcroft, sport here is both serious and social.

Golfers are spoilt for choice with three excellent courses within 15 minutes. Including Worcester Golf and Country Club, Worcester Golf Range and Bransford Golf Club.

Runners, rowers and cyclists will find miles of open space and welcoming clubs including the respected Worcester Rowing Club and the Worcester Canoe Club.

A City with a Story

Worcester’s history – it’s part of the fabric of the city.
From Roman roots to Civil War battlegrounds, from the Royal Commandery to the soaring Worcester Cathedral, and from Royal Worcester Porcelain to the birthplace of Worcestershire Sauce, the city’s story is rich, real, and ever-present.

Explore the Elgar Trail and discover how Sir Edward Elgar – one of Britain’s greatest composers – grew up just minutes from your new home. Visit The Firs, his birthplace in nearby Broadheath, now a National Trust property dedicated to his life and work.

The Elgar Route takes you on a scenic journey through the landscapes that inspired his music, from the Malvern Hills, where he often walked and composed, back into Worcester, where his legacy is woven into the city’s cultural identity. Whether you’re a music lover or simply enjoy exploring beautiful countryside, it’s a route rich in inspiration and heritage.

It’s a place where heritage isn’t packaged, it’s simply present.

Local shopping and amenities

Worcester blends big-name convenience with local character.
From House of Fraser to artisan florists and independent boutiques, Worcester is a city that values quality and individuality.

The city is known for its shopping with three shopping malls and plazas. Cathedral Square is a vibrant hub of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities – home to favourites like Miller & Carter, The Botanist, and YO! Sushi. You’ll also find a wealth of independent shops tucked between Chapel Walk and the Crowngate centres, adding character and variety to Worcester’s retail scene. The Crowngate Shopping Centre offers a wide range of outlets and independent retailers, while nearby Chapel Walk is home to popular shops such as Flowers of Worcester and Little Italy. Crowngate also features a House of Fraser department store, adding to the city centre’s diverse shopping experience.

If you are looking for independent shops, there are some real gems. You’ll find some beautiful pieces for your new home and garden at Holloways. Don’t forget to visit the Glasshouse café.  You can also find special gifts at Hothouse and New England Country Store. Emporio Worcester is home to designer brands, while Script Haven is a delightful book shop and café.

And when it comes to everyday ease, you’re well covered. Tesco Express is a short walk from Elgar Park, with Sainsbury’s just minutes away.

Travel connections from Elgar Park

Elgar Park is perfectly positioned when you want to travel for work or leisure. Commuters will appreciate excellent transport links to Birmingham and the M5, making travel seamless.

Worcester’s city centre is only 12 minutes’ drive from Elgar Park and there are several A-roads leading out of Worcester, connecting you to Birmingham, Bromsgrove, Cheltenham, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Hereford, Ledbury, and Tewkesbury – all less than an hour away by car.

The nearest train stations are Worcester Foregate Street and Worcestershire Parkway Station. From these stations you’ll fins regular trains to the likes of Birmingham New Street (direct in just 30 minutes), Droitwich Spa, Hereford, Great Malvern and London Paddington in just 2 hours.

Popular schools in Worcester

For younger children Broadheath Day Nursery just 7 minutes’ walk from Elgar Park.

Primary schools in Worcester include:

• Broadheath C Of E Primary School – a Church of England primary school catering to children ages 2 to 11. The school is just a 3-minute drive from Elgar Park.
• Honeywell Primary School – Also about 8 minutes away from home, Honeywell enrols pupils between the ages of 4 and 11.
• Oldbury Park Primary School – Oldbury Park is situated 11 minutes’ drive away and caters on students ages 5 to 11.
• St Clement’s CE Primary School – St Clement’s is a Church of England school catering to children ages 2 to 11. The school is an 11-minute drive from our development.

Hallow C of E Primary School – Hallow Church of England Primary School is a welcoming school for children aged 4 to 11.

Higher education options include:

• RGS Worcester – RGS Worcester is an independent school offering a broad and challenging curriculum for students aged 3 to 18, with a strong emphasis on academic excellence and personal development. It’s located just a short drive from the area.
• The King’s School – The King’s School is an independent day school providing education for students aged 3 to 18, known for its academic excellence, rich traditions, and vibrant extracurricular opportunities.
• Heart of Worcestershire College – Heart of Worcestershire College is just a 10-minute drive away and is a leading further education provider known for its wide range of vocational courses and strong links to local industries.
• University of Worcester – Your new home is also 10 minutes’ drive away from the University of Worcester – a university renowned for its climate change research initiatives and its focus on sustainability.