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Every family is different – and your home should reflect that. With a Broadgate home, you’ll have the chance to add personal touches that make it truly yours. From choosing finishes and appliances to enjoying the peace of mind that comes with built-in energy efficiency, this is your opportunity to create a home that feels right from day one.
Make your home feel truly yours with a choice of finishes and optional upgrades. From flooring styles to kitchen worktops, you can add those little details that reflect your taste and lifestyle.
Our properties come with quality integrated appliances as standard. Built for convenience and everyday ease, your kitchen is ready to cook, host and enjoy from the moment you move in.
Whether it’s solar panels, modern insulation or EV charging point (sometimes all three!) all Broadgate Homes are designed with sustainability in mind. Our properties help keep running costs low while future-proofing your home.
The Strathearn has been designed with family living at its heart, offering a layout that brings space, flow, and practicality together.
From the entrance hallway, you’re welcomed into a spacious living room, with an additional family room providing flexibility for quieter moments, working from home, or a dedicated play space. At the centre of the home, the large kitchen dining area creates a natural hub for everyday life – perfect for family meals, entertaining, or simply spending time together. A separate laundry room, guest cloakroom, and under-stair storage add to the home’s everyday ease.
Upstairs, the landing leads to a generous master bedroom complete with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite, alongside three further well-proportioned bedrooms. A family bathroom with both a bath and separate shower offers practicality for busy mornings and a place to unwind at the end of the day.
With its traditional double-fronted design and carefully considered layout, The Strathearn offers a sense of space and balance throughout – a home built to support family life now and in the years to come.
Situated within Gleneagles Drive, Woodhall Spa - The Strathearn offers a peaceful yet well-connected setting, close to local schools, amenities, and open green spaces – the perfect backdrop for modern family life.
Moving to The Furlongs should feel exciting – not stressful. That’s why Broadgate offers tailored support to help make your move smooth and certain. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, exploring part-exchange, or using our MoveSmart or Assisted Move options, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
Woodhall Spa is perfectly placed for peaceful living with excellent links across Lincolnshire and beyond. Lincoln and Boston are both around 30 minutes away by car, while the market towns of Horncastle and Louth are within easy reach for day-to-day shopping and dining. For those who need to travel further afield, Peterborough and Grantham offer direct train services to London King’s Cross in around 55–65 minutes, making commuting or city visits simple and stress-free.
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Families are well supported by a choice of highly regarded schools in the area. St Andrew’s CE Primary School sits right in the heart of Woodhall Spa, while Banovallum School and Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School in Horncastle offer excellent secondary options. For younger learners, several local nurseries provide welcoming early years settings within a short drive of the development.
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Known for its leafy avenues and village charm, Woodhall Spa is surrounded by nature. The Pinewoods are just moments away – perfect for weekend walks or quiet evening strolls – and Jubilee Park offers open green space, tennis courts, and a much-loved outdoor pool. The area is also ideal for golfers, with the world-famous Woodhall Spa Golf Club just down the road, home to England Golf’s National Golf Centre.
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Rich in history and character, Woodhall Spa blends heritage with modern village life. The beautifully restored Kinema in the Woods is a local treasure, showing films in an old-world cinema setting. Nearby, the Cottage Museum tells the story of the village’s spa-town origins, while the Petwood Hotel, once home to the Dambusters during World War II, remains a striking reminder of the area’s past.
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