Broadgreen is a historic house on Nayland Road in Stoke, Nelson, and it is one of the city's main heritage attractions. The house has been owned by Nelson City Council since 1965, and it is run by council staff working with a group of volunteers. Its rooms hold changing art exhibitions, from paintings and sculpture to textiles, embroidery, music and dance. The house is open to adults and children alike. Upstairs, The Box Room is an interactive space where children and adults can dress up in old-fashioned clothes, play and learn about New Zealand's Victorian and Edwardian history. Recently, the house has had a free spring school holiday activity for children, where they make their own blooms. Its exhibitions have included Beyond the Canvas and The Garden of Time: Florals, Fashion, and the Home.
Nearby heritage sites for visitors include Isel House, Nelson Provincial Museum, Founders Heritage Park and the Suter Art Gallery. Maps of Nelson's heritage walks are available for walkers, cyclists and people travelling by car or bus. The house sits in a city that holds its heritage in its own strategy, Taonga Tuku Iho, which the council approved in 2022.