Land at Tenterden A high quality residential development to the south of Tenterden. Tenterden An attractive market town situated in the heart of in the , with a population of approximately 8,000. Land at Tenterden – Recreation Ground Road – Tenterden – Kent An opportunity to acquire approximately 6.18 hectares (15.28 acres) of residential development land with full planning permission for 138 dwellings.

Situation The development site occupies a wonderful location immediately to the south of Tenterden town centre and totals 6.18 ha in area as shown edged in red on the plan below. The site stretches from the Leisure Centre to the east and across Sixfields Path to the west. At present the site is used as predominately pasture and open land and is bounded by a Conservation Area to the north and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Special Landscape Area to the west and south-east. The land edged blue on the plan below is the adjacent development site owned by Taylor Wimpey.

The Land at Tenterden is located within walking distance to the historic town of Tenterden, characterised by narrow lanes, red brick and wooden boarded houses, views towards St Mildred’s Church, a tree-lined high street, small front gardens, privet hedges and white picket fences. To the south of the site, the land is dominated by an agricultural landscape interspersed with hedgerows and footpaths.

Full planning permission is in place for 138 dwellings including affordable housing provisions and a number of highway and car parking improvements to the local roads. The site will be accessed directly via Recreation Ground Road with a further access through the adjoining residential development site to Smallhythe Road.

Aerial Site Plan Nearby Amenities Include:- • Ashford International Railway Station (8 Miles) • Primary Schools and Secondary Schools • Historic High Street • Restaurants and • Leisure Centre • Tenterden Steam Railway • Castle • and Chapel Down Vineyard TENT1A A detailed collaboration agreement is in place with the owners of the adjacent development site to deliver access, services and developable areas. The Land at Tenterden comprises the majority of the residential development site known as TENT 1A as outlined in planning consent 14/00757/AS.

Tenure The site is offered for sale with vacant possession on completion.

Value Added Tax The vendors have not elected to waive exception to VAT on the land and will not elect to waive exception before completion.

Information Pack Further information on the site is available online within the Batcheller Monkhouse website. The information pack is available at www. batchellermonhouse.com/Tenterden or on request by contacting Oliver Robinson on 01892 509280 or e-mail [email protected].

Method of Sale We are seeking unconditional offers subject to contract only for the freehold interest of the site. Offers should be for a fixed amount and unrelated to any other offer. The vendors retain the right not to accept the highest or indeed any offer. Please provide the following information. • Confirmation of how the purchase is to be funded. • Whether this offer is to be made with main Site Master Plan board approval and, if required the length of time to obtain this. Planning and Section 106 Agreement • Offers will be deemed to have been made The site benefits from full planning permission under Application Ref 14/00757/AS, the planning application includes both the with full consideration of the information sale site and the adjoining residential development site. available in the information pack. • Estimated timescale. Local Authority • Solicitors acting in the transaction , Tannery Lane, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1PL • Any other relevant information

Design Adam Architecture has been developing the masterplan and detailed design for TENT 1A since November 2012. The design process has been heavily informed by a process of consultation with targeted groups of stakeholders, local authority officers and members and local residents. The majority of the buildings in the historic core of Tenterden date from before 1800, although some earlier buildings were re-faced in the 19th century. In the proposed masterplan these observations have been transformed into a set of guiding principles for building form, as follows:

• Buildings are mostly 2 and 2.5 storeys in height, with the occasional full 3 storeys; • In one instance a pair of 1.5 storey cottages is used to ensure that a view of the church tower is not blocked; • Buildings conform to a strong building line with minimal gaps so that they frame the public realm; • Properties nearer to the town centre tend to be more compact and attached, whereas those further towards the southern edge are larger and generally more detached; • The houses are designed as ‘houses’ or ‘cottages’ with different ceiling heights and therefore eaves heights. They are differentiated according to the type of street they face onto, so grander buildings face onto the primary streets whereas cottages tend to face onto the smaller lanes. In some cases cottages and houses are juxtaposed to emulate the variety and variation in eaves heights observed in Tenterden; • Most of the apartment blocks are designed as if they are simply larger houses, although the L-shaped block near to Bells Lane is designed more as a group of almshouses, similar to the rows of uniform cottages found in Tenterden High Street; • The positioning of each building in relation to its neighbours depends on what kind of street it faces: primary streets have larger detached or semi-detached houses whereas the narrow lanes have lower cottages as single houses, semi-detached or in small rows. Streets which are neither primary streets nor narrow lanes (the green edge for example) are composed of a mixture of houses and cottages, occasionally with two dissimilar houses joined together, as identified in the local vernacular; • Roofs are always pitched, gabled or hipped and covered with either plain tiles or slates. The roof pitch for tiled roofs is slightly steeper than that for slate-covered roofs.

The proposed palette of materials is the same as that found in the architecture of the town centre. There are four materials used for facing primary facades:

• Red brick • Render (white, off-white or pastel-coloured) • White weatherboarding • Red/brown tile-hanging History Originally known as Heronden, Tenterden began to grow from the 14th century around the wool industry. Unlike other such centres in the it had the advantage of access to the sea. In 1449 Tenterden was incorporated into the Confedera- tion of as a Limb of Rye. Tenterden High Street has two sharply contrasting characters arising from its historic development: to the east it is narrow and lined on both sides with shops; to the west it widens into a green swathe lined on the north by restaurants and boutique shops, while to the south are residential frontages. Narrow lanes and paths lead off north and south, exemplified by Bells Lane, which connects into the TENT 1 site. These lanes are part of Tenterden’s unique character and make for easy access between the High Street and open countryside.

Viewing Arrangements By prior appointment with the agents Tunbridge Wells office telephone 01892 509280.

Price Offers Invited

Disclaimer Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 – we have endeavoured to make this brochure as accurate as possible. The content does not constitute or form any part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as a statement of fact. Please note that neither the vendors nor Batcheller Monkhouse can accept responsibility for information on services. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to the adequacy and position of the services. All measurements and distances have been taken as a guide to prospective purchasers and are only approximate. Any plans or schedule of areas are based on the Ordnance Survey National Grid Sheets and are only published for identification purposes only. Any buyer must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of any information given. Photographs within this brochure may include lifestyle and local view images. White SANDY

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