A nostalgic countryside ride on the Kent & East Sussex Railway will take visitors to Bodiam Castle, an archetypal 14th-century moated castle maintained by the National Trust. The winery even offers the unique opportunity for residents to ‘lease’ a selection of the vines and produce their own custom wine. Nearby is Chapel Down winery, home to award-winning English drinks and stunning surroundings. Close to Church View, Tenterden High Street is renowned for its independent shops, boutique outlets, and traditional cafés and restaurants. The town itself is home to a wealth of architecture, from Georgian buildings, to tall Victorian houses, to tiny cottages featuring traditional Kent tile and weatherboard. For example, Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware has been fitted into all bathrooms and en suites, whilst kitchens boast Neff/Bosch appliances. They mix of traditional Kentish architecture and attractive street scenes means countryside living with the benefit of high-specification interiors. Properties have been designed by Adam Architecture and comprise a selection of one- and two- bedroom apartments alongside two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom houses.
The latest phase has been selling fast but there are still a selection of homes available to move into straightaway.
The development offering a range of high-specification homes situated beside the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With a fifth of London-leavers looking to relocate to the south of England, lockdown seems to have only strengthened the attraction of the countryside idyll, not least at Dandara’s Church View development in Tenterden, Kent.
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