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Welcome to New Homes in Bromsgrove, the easy way to find new homes in Bromsgrove and the surrounding area. Situated in the county of Worcestershire, and approximately 13 miles from Birmingham, the town of Bromsgrove is an up and coming settlement. With an estimated population of 25,000 the town is large enough to sustain a modern library, sports and leisure centre as well as a purpose built arts centre. The town is furnished with a range of national retail chains and one off boutiques and shops. Furthermore it has numerous eateries, bistro's and cafe's, which compliment the wide range of local pubs, bars and restaurants. The M5 motorway runs around the North of the city and the M40 starts to the North East, providing easy access to the Midlands region and beyond. With great amenities and transport links, and on the doorstep of the UK's second city Birmingham, its not hard to see why people are flocking to Bromsgrove. New homes in Bromsgrove provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property surrounded by stunning natural scenery, yet with access to all the essential cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, search for a new home in Bromsgrove today!

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Bromsgrove is situated about 16 miles to the north east of Worcester and about 13 miles south west of Birmingham city centre in Worcestershire, England. Located in the Bromsgrove District, this small town is home to a population of 29,237.

The industrial history of Bromsgrove is diverse and shows many changes with the progression of time. After Bromsgrove was first granted the right for a market in 1200, it became an important centre for the trade of wool with the first Bromsgrove cloth specifically narrow cloth and frieze being manufactured in 1533. At present, Bromsgrove calls manufacturing, retail and services their biggest sectors.

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Highlights of Bromsgrove

Many people who visit Bromsgrove for the very first time are surprised at the range of attractions that it has to offer, according toVernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. From Georgian buildings and timber framed and gabled houses to museums and historic statues, Bromsgrove has a lot to offer those looking to see highlights of the town. Apart from historical and cultural places there are also plenty of locations in Bromsgrove where friends and family can spend quality time together. Bromsgrove is a place where there is something for everyone.

Imagination Street – if you are looking for a children's play area in Bromsgrove, look no further than Bromsgrove's famous Imagination Street. This indoor play area has a very tall play frame with a number of various activities for children to enjoy such as a football goal. This Bromsgrove indoor play area also features a car circuit, a play pretend room, a discount for siblings and party rooms which can be booked for themed birthday parties and other such occasions.

Bromsgrove Museum – if an exploration of the local history of Bromsgrove is what you are looking for, your search should end at the very popular Bromsgrove Museum. The Bromsgrove Museum shows permanent displays of the local history with a Victorian street scene and Edwardian shops that you can walk through. This Museum of Bromsgrove also displays beautiful past crafts of nail, glass, lead, button and salt making in Bromsgrove.

Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings – located just 2 miles to the south of Bromsgrove the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings is a must see when in the area. This is a place in the Bromsgrove area where numerous historic buildings from over seven centuries ago have been saved and brought to be preserved. In addition to a timber framed medieval hall and a national collection of telephone kiosks you will also see numerous Bromsgrove traditional farm buildings such as a Victorian gaol, working windmill, church, toll cottage and more.

Famous Faces of Bromsgrove

A number of famous personalities call Bromsgrove home such as footballer Alan M. Smith, Trudie Styler, singer and songwriter Clifford T. Ward, poet Geoffery Hill, author Jonathan Coe best known author of The Horse Whisperer; Nicholas Evans and Ritchie Neville, a member of the pop boy band Five.

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