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Ashford Points of Interest Computer generated image of The Langham, Chilmington Gate. Computer generated image of The Brompton, Chilmington Gate WELCOME TO CONTINUING THE SUCCESS OF THIS UNPRECEDENTED AND EXCITING DEVELOPMENT, HODSON DEVELOPMENTS IS PROUD TO PRESENT CHILMINGTON CHILMINGTON GATE, THE FIRST NEIGHBOURHOOD TO BE CREATED IN THE NEW GARDEN CITY OF CHILMINGTON. Chilmington Gate offers an exclusive collection of luxurious 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in a beautiful landscaped setting, benefitting from stylish living spaces and boasting an array of modern features and GATE very luxurious specifications as standard. Traditionally built, these unique homes have been created to offer the very best of modern living and an exceptional quality of life. Perfectly placed in a stunning rural location in the heart of the Garden of England, Chilmington Gate offers elegant homes in an idyllic Kent countryside setting only three miles from the popular and well connected town of Ashford, with world-class High-Speed rail connections direct to London St. Pancras in 38 minutes. There really is no better place to call home. AT CHILMINGTON GATE, YOU WILL DISCOVER AN EXQUISITE HOME IN A UNIQUE NATURAL SETTING THAT IS FINISHED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS FOR WHICH HODSON DEVELOPMENTS IS RENOWNED. Combining traditional building techniques with a modern, sustainable and energy efficient design, every home here benefits from a superb specification. Featuring individually designed kitchens with integrated appliances, master bedrooms with contemporary en-suites and fitted wardrobes, and spacious further bedrooms and living areas, these homes have been perfectly designed for 21st century living. The distinguished homes at Chilmington Gate open the door to the first neigbourhood of the new Garden City of Chilmington. Much more than just bricks and mortar, these homes bring together a sense of place and permanence and are meticulously designed and finished for modern life. CHILMINGTON GATE GATE CHILMINGTON MASTERPLAN This will be defined by its landscape setting, to enjoy parkland and nature, relax with the family, relationship to the wider countryside, its distinctive and, most importantly, feel a sense of belonging. CREATING A network of streets, walkable neighbourhoods and Of course, the other advantage of choosing open spaces, as well as how these are inhabited. Chilmington as your new home is the excellent The residents at Chilmington will benefit from over transport connections. High speed rail links will get £125m worth of new facilities, specifically for Chilmington. you to London St Pancras from Ashford International in just 38 minutes, while the A28 and M20 motorway Chilmington will have its own attractive and bustling DESTINATION will provide direct routes to Ashford and beyond. high street with a great choice of shops, a supermarket, restaurants, business and commercial premises, leisure Chilmington has been created with the best of town CHILMINGTON WILL HAVE A UNIQUE facilities and a community hub that will offer a broad and country living in mind. And when you choose CHARACTER AND IDENTITY. range of services for the residents of Chilmington. it as your new home, you can be certain you and There will also be four primary schools, a secondary your family will be able to live, work and thrive. school and further recreational and leisure facilities, creating a vibrant community that feels truly connected. There will be an abundance of landscaped green spaces, including a 300-acre country park with sports pitches, pavilions and event facilities, allowing the community SHOP WHEN YOU WANT As a resident of this new Garden City, you will find that the retail options on your doorstep will ensure your everyday essentials are catered for. A short walk to the high street will bring you to a number of attractive shops, a new supermarket, a selection of sophisticated dining options, RELAX charming cafés, and a vibrant market square. And for added convenience, there will also be a range of leisure, community and healthcare WHEN YOU NEED facilities, including a doctors’ practice. When you decide to take a break, Chilmington will be able to offer the whole family an abundance of leisure options. There will be plenty of open spaces to relax and enjoy, including the new village green with a cricket pitch and dedicated multi-use sports pitches. There will be cycle trails and bridle paths to follow, as well as 5k and 10k trails for walkers and runners. If you are looking to simply be in the great outdoors, with all its sights and sounds for company, Chilmington will also have a new country park – the perfect place to watch the world go by and enjoy a host of wildlife or do something a little more energetic. Whichever you choose, they are all here to offer you and your family a healthy, active lifestyle, whilst enjoying the idyllic natural green backdrop. “I feel extremely privileged to be in the exciting position of leading “ our brand new school as we grow and develop on our journey to excellence Mrs Flack, Headteacher of Chilmington Green Primary School Providing education facilities is one of the key elements in the creation of Chilmington. And we believe with a new secondary school and four primary schools your children’s education will be taken care of. Chilmington’s first primary school, opening at Chilmington in 2020, will provide education for 420 pupils and will boast state-of-the-art facilities right in the heart of this new community. Chilmington Green Primary School is a member of The Stour Academy Trust. This leading primary-only, Multi-Academy Trust has schools across Kent with a proven track record of providing outstanding outcomes for children, and is rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. Students from Chilmington will be welcomed to the primary schools, while the secondary school will serve both Chilmington and the wider Ashford community. ington G Whichever school your children m re il e h n attend, they will be able to C EDUCATION enjoy brand new facilities in P l modern, sustainable buildings. r o im o TAKEN CARE OF ary Sch CREATING A PLACE FOR EVERYONE Chilmington is a vital part of the plan to take Ashford further. And with £125m of new state of the art facilities now being built at Chilmington by Hodson Developments, the vision of this new Garden City can be realised. As well as our collection of brand new homes, shops, schools, commercial, leisure and healthcare facilities will all be created. Whilst the creation of these services will be a clear benefit to residents and visitors alike, they will also help to generate more than 1,000 new jobs over and above the construction roles, all of which will involve a simple walk or cycle ride from home. ASHFORDASHFORD TRANSPORTTRANSPORT Stratford 28 mins by train London St Pancras LINKSLINKS && 38 mins by train London City Airport – 56 miles CONNECTIONSCONNECTIONS Heathrow Airport – 80 miles JUSTJUST 38 38 MINUTES MINUTES TO TO LONDON LONDON ST ST PANCRAS PANCRAS CommutingCommuting to to London. London. Exploring Exploring the the Garden Garden of of England. England. ExperiencingExperiencing all all that that Paris Paris has has to to offer. offer. With With superb superb road road and and Sevenoaks railrail links links close close to to home, home, all all of of these these locations locations and and more more can can be be Maidstone CanterburyCanterbury reachedreached from from Chilmington. Chilmington. 21 miles 18 mins18 mins by train by train Ashford International OTHEROTHER DESTINATIONS DESTINATIONS 2.7 miles (Connections to London St Pancras Royal in 38 mins) ByBy Car Car Tunbridge Wells ChannelChannel Tunnel Tunnel 1212 miles miles 32 miles Gatwick WhitstableWhitstable 2121 miles miles Airport – 59 miles DoverDover Ferry Ferry Terminal Terminal BluewaterBluewater 28 miles28 miles ShoppingShopping Centre Centre 4040 miles miles StanstedStansted Airport Airport 8080 miles miles FolkestoneFolkestone 18 miles18 miles ByBy Train Train CanterburyCanterbury West West 1616 mins mins CalaisCalais LondonLondon St St Pancras/ Pancras/ King’sKing’s Cross Cross 3838 mins mins LondonLondon Euston Euston 4848 mins mins LondonLondon Liverpool Liverpool Street Street 5050 mins mins LondonLondon Oxford Oxford Street Street 5454 mins mins O2O2 Arena Arena 5454 mins mins LondonLondon Victoria Victoria 5555 mins mins Hastings CanaryCanary Wharf Wharf 5757 mins mins LondonLondon Bridge Bridge Brighton & Hove 5858 mins mins LondonLondon Fenchurch Fenchurch Street Street 59 59 mins mins 56 miles LondonLondon Charing Charing Cross Cross 6060 mins mins LondonLondon Waterloo Waterloo 6464 mins mins Eastbourne BrusselsBrussels 9898 mins mins Boulogne-sur-MerBoulogne-sur-Mer ParisParis 1 hr1 hr 52 52 mins mins Main image is Central London. All train times are from Ashford International. ASHFORD Transport 1 Ashford International Station 10 Lympe Wildlife Park 19 Great Chart Primary School to London St Pancras – from 38 mins Culture 11 Chart Hills Golf Club 20 Goldwyn School 2 Kent Downs 12 McArthur Glenn Designer Outlet 21 Ashford Prep School 13 22 POINTS OF 3 County Square Shopping Centre The West House (1 Michelin Star) Cranbrook School 14 23 4 Eastwell Manor (Champneys Spa Hotel) Leeds Castle The Norton Knatchbull School 5 Cineworld 15 Camber Sands 24 Highworth Grammar School 16 25 INTEREST 6 Tenterden Village Bluewater Shopping Centre Homewood School 7 Godinton House & Gardens Education 26 University of Kent 17 8 The Picture House Chilmington Green Primary School 18 9 The Royal St. George Golf Club Ashford College 14 16 26 A20 A28 5 A28 MMolasholash Petham KKingswoodingswood 20 Bishopsbourne 24 Godinton Aylesham Ashford M20 A28 M20 23 Great 8 18 4 A2 Chart 3 1 A2042 21 BBoughtonoughton LeesLees Breach 19 Denton A20 Beaver PPluckleyluckley Green 12 Bodsham A2 A262 7 A28 17 A2042 Chilmington Green A2070 M20 Elham A28 Great Chart 11 2 9 AshfordAshford Alkham BBethersdenethersden CChilmingtonhilmington GGreenreen B2068 A28 A2070 13 BiddendenBiddenden B2068 Etchinghill A20 A262 22 HighHigh HaldenHalden A2042 A2070 Capel-le-Ferne A20 Aldington M20 25 10 B2067 Folkestone TTenterdenenterden A261 Hythe B2067 WWoodchurchoodchurch A259 6 B2067 RolvendenRolvenden A2070 15 A259 ASHFORD..
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