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Jacks Green is a small hamlet situated just outside Broadway, positioned roughly midway between Evesham and Moreton-in-Marsh in southeastern Worcestershire.
It offers a quieter base than Broadway's busier centre while keeping you close enough to access everything the larger village provides.
Broadway itself holds significant place in the story of the Arts and Crafts movement. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, artists and makers gravitated toward the village, attracted by its honey-coloured stone buildings and rural character. The wide main street, lined with red chestnut trees and sixteenth-century limestone cottages, has survived largely unchanged and now sits within a designated conservation area, giving you a real sense of how the movement shaped the place.
From Jacks Green, you're well positioned to explore the surrounding escarpment landscape, with Fish Hill rising to the west and walking routes threading through the area. Broadway village itself contains galleries, antique shops, and restaurants housed in historic buildings, demonstrating how the area balances its heritage with contemporary life. The village green remains a gathering point where locals and visitors congregate.
The location works well as a base if you want to avoid the main tourist flow while staying within easy reach of the region's cultural and natural attractions, making it practical for exploring other notable Cotswolds destinations.
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J. Billinger · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons