A Broadgate home gives you fifty years of family-run building experience, a quality-first approach to every detail, and a development designed around real life. Whether that's the energy-saving standard at The Furlongs at Holland Park in Spalding, or village living at Gleneagles Drive in Woodhall Spa, every Broadgate home is built with the same care, backed by a 10-year warranty, and supported by a team you can actually speak to.
Fifty years of building differently
For 50 years, Broadgate Homes has been a family-run business dedicated to building belonging. That’s not a slogan we’ve added recently to sound warmer. It’s the reason the company exists in the first place: a belief that a home should be somewhere people are genuinely proud to live, not just a transaction that closes on completion day.
Being family-run changes how decisions get made. It means every home is designed, built and finished with care, not just plans or profit. It means the people signing off on a layout, a specification, or a finish are the same people who will hear about it directly if something isn’t right. And it means every customer is guided clearly and calmly through the process, from first enquiry to key collection, by people who are still here next year to stand behind what they’ve built.
Fifty years also means fifty years of learning what actually matters to buyers. Not the things that look good in a brochure, but the things that matter at 7am on a Tuesday: whether the kitchen gets morning light, whether there’s enough storage for a family of four, whether the heating bill is something you dread opening. That accumulated experience is built into every Broadgate development, including the two currently underway in Lincolnshire.
What does a home at The Furlongs at Holland Park give you?
The Furlongs at Holland Park, in Spalding, is built around a simple idea: that a new build home should cost less to run, not just look better than an older one. Every home here comes with solar panels, battery storage and EV charging as standard. That’s not an upgrade you pay extra for. It’s the baseline specification on every plot.
Based on modelling comparing an older UK home to a home at The Furlongs, this specification is estimated to deliver an average saving of £1,353 a year on energy bills.* Individual savings will vary depending on household size, tariff, and usage, but the principle holds: a smarter build means a smarter bill, without asking residents to change how they live.
Homes at The Furlongs range from 2 to 5 bedrooms, which means the development is genuinely designed for more than one kind of buyer. A first-time buyer looking for a manageable two-bedroom home. A growing family that needs a fourth bedroom and a garden that can take a trampoline. A downsizer who wants less house to maintain without sacrificing quality or space. The house types reflect that range, from compact and efficient layouts through to larger family homes with room to spread out.
Spalding itself adds to the appeal. It’s a market town with a working town centre, good road links via the A16 and A17, and easy reach of Peterborough and the Lincolnshire coast. It’s the kind of place that offers small-town character without small-town isolation, which is increasingly what buyers are looking for when they weigh up a move.
What does a home at Gleneagles Drive give you?
Gleneagles Drive, in Woodhall Spa, takes a different approach to the same underlying philosophy: build for how people actually live, not just how a spec sheet reads. Every home here comes with an air source heat pump and an EV charging point as standard, designed to keep running costs down and homes ready for the way people live now, from electric vehicles to more efficient heating.
Woodhall Spa has a rhythm all of its own. Quiet, tree-lined walks. A warm welcome from independent shops and cafés. A genuine sense of community that’s difficult to manufacture and easy to recognise once you’ve spent time there. Buying a new build in a setting like this means you get all of that established village charm, paired with a home built to modern standards.
Homes at Gleneagles Drive range from The Glenfarg, suited to growing families who need space to expand into, through to The London, designed for buyers moving into their next chapter, whatever that looks like for them. As with The Furlongs, the range of house types means the development isn’t built around a single type of buyer. It’s built around the different reasons people move.
What do all Broadgate homes have in common?
Wherever you buy, whether that’s Spalding or Woodhall Spa, you get the same underlying standard. A 10-year warranty, so you’re covered well beyond the point most snagging issues would ever appear. A chain-free new build process, which removes one of the most stressful and unpredictable parts of moving, waiting on someone else’s sale to complete before yours can. And a team that’s with you from first enquiry to key collection, not just during the sales conversation.
That consistency matters more than it might seem. A lot of new build developers can promise a nice kitchen or a good location. Fewer can promise that the process of actually buying the home will be handled with the same care as the home itself. At Broadgate, that’s treated as non-negotiable, because a badly handled purchase can sour even the best-built house.
Why choose a family-run housebuilder?
It’s a fair question, especially when national developers can often build at greater scale and sometimes at a lower headline price. The honest answer is that scale and personal accountability tend to pull in opposite directions. A family-run business the size of Broadgate can still make decisions quickly, respond to a buyer’s specific query without it going through several layers of process, and stand behind a development for the long term because reputation, not just quarterly numbers, is what the business is built on.
Fifty years in the same region also means Broadgate has a track record buyers can actually go and look at. Developments that were built years ago are still standing, still lived in, still part of the communities they were built into. That’s a different kind of proof than a glossy brochure, and it’s one worth weighing when deciding who to trust with what is, for most people, the largest purchase of their life.
Ready to move this autumn?
With incentives available on selected plots at both The Furlongs at Holland Park and Gleneagles Drive, now is a good time to talk to the team about what’s possible before the year is out. Availability changes plot by plot and incentives can vary between developments, so the most accurate and up to date picture will always come from speaking directly with the sales team rather than relying on a general figure.
Getting started is straightforward. An initial enquiry, either by phone or through the website, leads to a conversation about what you’re looking for and which development and house type might suit. From there it’s a viewing, a chance to walk the show home or plot and get a real feel for the space, followed by reservation and a clear, guided path through to completion. At every stage, the aim is the same: no jargon, no pressure, and no surprises.
Call the team to find out more about current availability and incentives at The Furlongs at Holland Park or Gleneagles Drive, or visit broadgate-homes.com to see both developments in full.
Based on modelling comparing an older UK home to a home at The Furlongs. Individual savings will vary. Incentives available on selected plots. T&Cs apply.
