Broadland House

The Space
Broadland House offers a comfortable and spacious stay with all the amenities you need for a relaxing getaway. The property provides 3-hour free parking outside, with additional free parking available on the street nearby. Inside, the fully equipped kitchen is perfect for preparing meals, featuring an oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, and washing machine. Complementary coffee, tea, and sugar are provided, and there's a dining table with seating for 8, along with a breakfast bar for casual dining. The cosy lounge area has two vibrant sofas, ideal for unwinding while enjoying your favourite shows on the TV. The property boasts three double bedrooms and a sofa bed, providing plenty of space for guests. Two spacious bathrooms, each with a shower, toilet, and sink, are available, and fresh towels are provided for your convenience.

Neighborhood
Southampton, a lively port city on England’s south coast, is rich in maritime history and offers a vibrant mix of culture, heritage, and contemporary attractions. Famous as the departure point of the Titanic, the city’s Sea City Museum delves into its fascinating seafaring past, while the Tudor House and Garden offers a glimpse into its medieval history.

The heart of the city features excellent shopping at Westquay, alongside a diverse selection of restaurants, bars, and theatres, contributing to its bustling atmosphere. Southampton’s historic Old Town, with its medieval walls and quaint streets, is perfect for exploring, and landmarks like the Bargate highlight the city’s rich heritage.

Located on the Solent, Southampton is a hub for maritime activities, with boat tours and easy access to coastal destinations like the Isle of Wight. Green spaces such as Southampton Common provide peaceful retreats, and the nearby New Forest National Park offers stunning landscapes and abundant outdoor recreation.

With its unique combination of historical charm, cultural vibrancy, and proximity to breath-taking natural surroundings, Southampton is a dynamic and welcoming destination for visitors of all interests.

Getting Around
Southampton is highly accessible by train, with regular services from London, Bournemouth, and Portsmouth arriving at its main station. The M3 and M27 motorways offer convenient road links, and there is ample parking throughout the city. Local bus routes and a modern ferry network connect Southampton to nearby locations such as the Isle of Wight and Hythe. For exploring the city’s waterfront, parks, and historic landmarks, walking and cycling are ideal ways to get around.