New Homes in Kent
‘Garden of England’ is quite the title for one county, isn’t it? Maybe, but it also happens to be one of the most sought-after spots in the southeast.
From seaside fish and chips to a quick train into London, you’ll have plenty to choose from when you live in Kent, and often a beautiful view while you’re choosing too. Find your new home in Kent with Dandara below.
Newington Green Newington, Kent
3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes available now.
£470,000 - £610,000
The Heathers Hadlow, Kent
2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes available now.
1 bedroom homes coming soon.
£400,000 - £715,000
Fortuna Fields Wingham, Kent
3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes available now.
£399,999 - £875,000
The Russetts Hawkhurst, Kent
3 & 4 bedroom homes available now.
£575,000 - £799,000
Developments in nearby counties
More about Kent
Where are the best places to live in Kent?
Kent has quiet villages, well-connected towns and lots in between. Hawkhurst and Wingham are perfect if you’re looking to swap the rush of the working week for village pubs, green spaces and country walks.
There are also a range of well-connected towns such as Ashford, Maidstone and Canterbury, where you’ll have access to a variety of shops, restaurants, healthcare facilities and schools much closer to home.
What are the best things to do in Kent?
The hardest thing about living in Kent is deciding what to do first. Coast? Countryside? Castle? You might need a longer weekend.
For a day beside the sea, trips to Whitstable, Broadstairs and Deal couldn’t be easier. Choosing one of our new build homes in Kent means you won’t be short of sandy beaches, seaside walks, harbours, cafés and plenty of fresh seafood, and you can make a full day of it without having to plan every minute.
For something a little greener instead, head towards The Kent Downs and High Weald for a walk through the countryside, or make a day of Bedgebury Forest, where there are miles of trails for walking and cycling. Mote Park in Maidstone is another good option for families, with plenty of open space for the kids to run around while you all escape the screens for a few hours.
Then, of course, you'll have your pick of castles and historic sights. Canterbury Cathedral is one of the county’s best-known landmarks, while Rochester has connections to Charles Dickens. Leeds Castle is another Kent favourite, sitting on its own island in the middle of a lake and often described as the “loveliest castle in the world”.
How easy is it to travel from Kent?
One of Kent’s biggest advantages is the transport links, especially if you work in London but want to come home to somewhere with a little more space.
High-speed trains run from Ashford, Canterbury and Ebbsfleet to London St Pancras, with some journeys taking less than an hour. If you prefer four wheels to two rails, the M2, M20 and A2 make travelling around Kent and towards London easily, while the M20 takes you down towards Folkestone and the coast.
When you’re looking to travel a little further, the Eurotunnel in Folkestone and ferry port in Dover mean day trips to France and weekend getaways are right on your doorstep. Weekend in France where you can enjoy croissants before Monday? Sounds reasonable to us.
Where can I find new homes in Kent?
Our new build developments in Kent sit in some of the county’s most desirable areas, with easy access to countryside walks, town centres, and fast transport links.
So, if you’re looking for a new home with plenty to explore beyond your front door, take a look at our new build homes in Kent above and see where your next chapter could take you.
