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Where Town Meets Country THE OAKS WHERE TOWN MEETS COUNTRY A STYLISH COLLECTION OF TWO, THREE, FOUR AND FIVE BEDROOM HOUSES THE OAKS WHERE TOWN MEETS COUNTRY RYEWOOD IS A NEW COMMUNITY IN DUNTON GREEN, KENT, WHERE THE BENEFITS OF A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE LOCATION COMBINE WITH INCREDIBLY CONVENIENT LINKS TO THE TOWN OF SEVENOAKS AND THE CITY OF LONDON. The Oaks is the next phase of Ryewood and features an exclusive collection of two, three, four and five bedroom houses. The properties are designed for maximum space and light, with individually designed kitchens and contemporary bathrooms that perfectly mix style with quality and durability. Offering a diverse range of layouts and designs, coupled with a contemporary specification, there’s plenty to suit individual tastes and needs. Situated adjacent to Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve, Ryewood is the perfect place for you to enjoy outdoor pursuits whilst also benefiting from schools, local shopping and amenities close at hand. With excellent transport links by road and train, and London just 29 minutes away by train, it’s the very best of town and country living. 03 SEVENOAKS HIGH STREET SEVENOAKS SCHOOL KNOLE HOUSE AND PARK SEVENOAKS TRAIN STATION SUPERMARKET KNOLE ACADEMY AMHERST SCHOOL SUPERMARKET SEVENOAKS WILDLIFE RESERVE LOCAL SHOPS THE OAKS THE GROVE THE CHASE DUNTON GREEN RYE WOOD DUNTON GREEN TRAIN STATION AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH LOOKING SOUTH OVER DUNTON GREEN AND SEVENOAKS 04 05 THE OAKS FROM RAT RACE TO RELAXED PACE THE SCENE FOR RYEWOOD IS SET AT THE ENTRANCE, WITH ITS STRIKING FEATURE FOUNTAINS, ELEGANT LANDSCAPING, WOODLAND WALKS AND RUSTIC CHILD’S PLAY AREA. The homes, while built using the very latest in modern techniques and materials, take their references from some quintessential elements of local Kent architecture such as hanging tiles, weatherboarding and gables. A state-of-the-art residents’ only gym offers the latest in exercise equipment as well as a free weights area. The adjacent Rye Wood, with its sympathetically restored wrought iron fence and frontage, is opened up for woodland walks for all to enjoy. ALL IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE ONLY 06 07 THE OAKS FROM DOOR TO DOOR TO SO MUCH MORE RYEWOOD IS PERFECTLY PLACED FOR ACCESS TO EVERY TYPE OF AMENITY IN THE LOCAL AREA. There’s so much to see and do – from sports to visiting stately homes to socialising in Sevenoaks town centre. Shopping, getting to appointments, enjoying the great outdoors or seeing friends and family couldn’t be easier. It’s all on your doorstep. M2 6 M OT M ORW O AY RA Y NT A 01 Vine Restaurant 15 Marks & Spencer S C RW OU TO Y RT O RD M A 26 W M R 02 Vine Cricket Club 16 O The Beacon School T O M D 5 Dunton Green Rail A 03 Pizza Express 17 The Granville School 2 O 19 R M D A R 2 O 2 E F 04 18 N T Sevenoaks Leisure Centre Tesco 4 20 A L T YE R O 21 5 D A 2 O R 2 05 Strada 19 Dunton Green Primary School N 22 T A S Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve 06 Café Rouge 20 Dunton Green Post Office Greatness Park Playing Fields M25 Junction 5 07 Wagamama 21 Dunton Green Shops Bat & Ball Rail AD EAL RO S H 18 IGH S L A25 T O N D 08 Waitrose 22 Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve O 26 S N T J R O O H A N D A2 09 Sevenoaks School 23 5 S Wildernesse Golf Club H 9 0 I L 1 L 2 B Chipstead HIPS 10 24 C T Loch Fyne Knole Park Golf Club E A D D ROAD A O R A 2 W 11 Stag Community Arts Centre 25 2 Walthamstow Hall School L O IL 5 L L 23 H D S O P A I A 27 H H R S 2 L R 2 T A 12 Côte Brasserie 26 Knole Academy O F 4 E W O S A R 25 25 D L WESTER ROA O D HAM NDON R RO 17 13 Post Office 27 Lidl AD SEVENOAKS O A D TU BB Montreal Park S HI LL 01 14 Zizzi’s S Sevenoaks E V E N Rail LO 24 O N 02 A K D S O 15 B N Y R P O A A 06 07 S 14 D S B A 2 03 2 0 1 B 4 05 04 R 2 I T T A 12 I N S L 11 A N E 10 H 08 I G 16 H S 09 13 T ALL IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE ONLY 08 09 THE OAKS FROM COUNTRY LANE TO FAST LANE FROM RYEWOOD, TRAVELLING FOR WORK OR PLEASURE IS QUICK AND EASY. DUNTON GREEN TRAIN STATION IS JUST A SHORT WALK AWAY, OFFERING REGULAR SERVICES TO LONDON AND ALL THE VIBRANT ATTRACTIONS AND CULTURE THE CAPITAL HAS TO OFFER. Ryewood is also well-connected by road. The nearby A21 links easily to the M25, M26, M20 and M23 motorways, with Gatwick Airport just 25 miles away for international and domestic flights. Closer to home, the town centre of affluent Sevenoaks is only 2.5 miles away or a little over five minutes by car. A dedicated bus service runs regularly from Ryewood to Sevenoaks. For everyday needs, there are local shops within half a mile of Ryewood. ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL 59 minutes by train LONDON CITY AIRPORT 58 minutes by car * LONDON CANNON STREET 45 minutes by train CHARING CROSS 40 minutes by train CANTERBURY LONDON WATERLOO EAST 36 minutes by train 64 minutes by car * LONDON BRIDGE ROCHESTER 29 minutes by train 35 minutes by car * BLUEWATER SHOPPING CENTRE M25 25 minutes by car * 5 minutes by car * EBBSFLEET INTERNATIONAL 20 minutes by car * SEVENOAKS T H E O A K S 3 minutes by train ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS GATWICK AIRPORT 21 minutes by car * 32 minutes by car * MAIDSTONE BRIGHTON 32 minutes by car * 59 minutes by car * ASHFORD 47 minutes by car * PARIS 185 minutes by Eurostar via Ashford train journey times taken from National Rail * car journey times taken from AA ALL IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE ONLY 10 11 TYPICAL BERKELEY INTERIOR THE OAKS FROM DETAIL TO DELIGHTFUL IT IS THE UNCOMPROMISING ATTENTION TO DETAIL THAT ENABLES US TO DELIVER HOMES OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY; PURPOSE-DESIGNED FOR MODERN, CONTEMPORARY LIVING THAT IS, QUITE SIMPLY, DELIGHTFUL. 12 13 the oaks THE OAKS 270 271 272 273 229 230 233 234 231 232 274 APARTMENTS 275 269 235 - 252 KEY 2 Bedroom Houses 276 3 Bedroom Houses 4 Bedroom Houses 277 5 Bedroom Houses 255 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 278 256 253 - 254 2 Bedroom Apartments (over garage) 257 268 279 258 259 260 261 267 262 265 264 263 266 THE SITE PLAN IS INDICATIVE ONLY AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND SUBJECT TO PLANNING. IN LINE WITH OUR POLICY OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE LAYOUT, BUILDING STYLE, LANDSCAPING AND SPECIFICATION AT ANYTIME WITHOUT NOTICE. N 14 15 BEDROOM 3 13 C 9 ENSUITE TERRACE W MASTER BEDROOM LIVING ROOM SECOND FLOOR BATHROOM DINING ROOM COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGES INDICATIVE ONLY BEDROOM 2 HOUSES 229 & 230 C THREE BEDROOM HOUSES AT THE OAKS KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR TOTAL AREA 116.8 SQ M 1257.2 SQ FT 270 Living Room 3947 x 3549mm 12’11 x 11’8” 271 272 273 229 230 233 234 Dining Room 5249 x 3947mm 17’3” x 12’11” 231 232 274 APARTMENTS W/D Kitchen 3651 x 2922mm 12’0” x 9’7” 275 269 235 - 252 C 276 HALL Master Bedroom 3947 x 3830mm 12’11” x 12’7” 277 255 253 - 254 278 256 257 Bedroom 2 3947 x 3100mm 12’11” x 10’2” 268 279 258 W.C. 259 Bedroom 3 3947 x 2949mm 12’11” x 9’8” 260 261 267 262 265 264 263 266 GROUND FLOOR The furniture layouts and dimensions are for guidance only. Dimensions are taken from the maximum point of measurement and are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. The scale of floorplans in this FLOORPLAN KEY brochure may vary. W BUILT IN WARDROBE C CUPBOARD TV POINT DENOTES DIMENSIONS 16 17 BEDROOM 3 C BATHROOM 11 10 9 W MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 11 10 9 ENSUITE SECOND FLOOR 7 6 232 Plot 231 5 4 11 3 10 9 7 LIVING ROOM 6 5 4 3 COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGES INDICATIVE ONLY DINING ROOM HOUSES 231, 232, 233, 234, 258 & 259 C THREE BEDROOM HOUSES AT THE OAKS FIRST FLOOR HOUSES 232, 233, 234, 258 & 259 HANDED KITCHEN 232 Plot 231 TOTAL AREA 107.7 SQ M 1159.3 SQ FT 270 Living Room 3947 x 3100mm 12’11” x 10’2” 271 272 273 229 230 233 234 Kitchen/Dining 6600 x 3947mm 21’8” x 12’11” 231 232 274 APARTMENTS 275 269 235 - 252 HALL Master Bedroom 3947 x 2949mm 12’11” x 9’8” C 6 5 276 4 Bedroom 2 3947 x 3100mm 12’11” x 10’2” 277 3 255 2 253 - 254 278 256 1 257 Bedroom 3 3947 x 2949mm 12’11” x 9’8” 268 279 258 259 W.C. 260 261 267 262 265 264 263 266 GROUND FLOOR HOUSES 258 & 259 The furniture layouts and dimensions are for guidance only. Dimensions are taken from the maximum point of measurement and are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture.
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