Broughton is in a tranquil setting with delightful old buildings surrounding the village church. It is ideally positioned for access to the M1 motorway at Junction 14. Milton Keynes City Centre is just a few minutes away by car. Good public transport links and sustainable transport is encouraged by the provision of redways for either cycling or walking. The roads in the area have taken their names from the theme of local history and steam railways like  Bewdley Grove and Tanfield Avenue.  The Church of St Lawrence is Grade I listed and dates from the early 14th Century. The Old Rectory is a Grade II listed building. Broughton Linear Park runs right through the area. There are also two farms, some small areas of woodland and open fields that are privately owned.


SHOPS
Central Milton Keynes is home to a large indoor shopping centre comprising more than 230 stores, cafes, restaurants and an outdoor market, and this is just a few miles drive from Broughton.  

For closer food shopping the Kingston Centre is nearby providing a large Tescos Extra with a petrol station and other retail units including Blacks Leisure, Mama’s & Papa’s and a large Marks and Spencers  Shops Distance (in miles)
Milton Keynes shopping centre 3.68
Milton Keynes shopping centre

SCHOOLS
Primary, secondary education available in the area:

Milton Keynes Council Schools informationSchools Distance (in miles)
Milton Keynes shopping centre 3.68

TRANSPORT
Bus routes will also link Broughton Fields to the town centre, which can also be reached easily by car in just ten minutes.

For commuters, the M1 is a five minute drive from Broughton Fields, while Milton Keynes Central railway station runs a direct service to London Euston, putting the capital just 45 minutes away by train. Those travelling further afield will appreciate that Luton Airport is a 30 minute drive from the development.Transport Distance (in miles)
MK Train Station() 5.19

LEISURE
A huge selection of leisure pursuits are also within a few minutes’ drive of the development, including the National Bowl and Milton Keynes Theatre District. The Xscape dome comprises an indoor ski slope, a skydiving simulator, a rock climbing wall, a multiplex cinema, bowling alleys and a health and fitness centre.

Broughon is within cycling and driving distance of a number of leisure centres including LA Fitness next to Willen Lake, Oakgrove Leisure Centre, located at the very popular Oakgrove secondary school, and a David Lloyd near Willen Lake - to mention just a few.