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Regency Place Brochure REGENCY PLACE AT COVER SUPPLIED SEPARATELY REGENCY PLACE AT Royal Wells Park is a truly remarkable development located in historic Royal Tunbridge Wells, one of England’s most affluent and vibrant locations. An exceptional collection of two and three bedroom apartments and luxury houses from three to six bedrooms from award- COVER SUPPLIED SEPARATELY winning developer Berkeley, have been carefully designed with elegant architecture and a welcoming environment. Set within beautifully landscaped grounds, residents can enjoy the surrounding green open spaces, a stunning water feature at the centre of the development, a children’s play area, as well as the new state-of-the-art, The Wells Free School, providing a safe and relaxed atmosphere perfect for couples and families. In the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells, with its rich heritage and wealth of historic attractions, Royal Wells Park combines exclusivity with practicality. The mainline railway station provides regular services into London Bridge in just 45 minutes* and the many outstanding schools, shops and amenities for which Royal Tunbridge Wells is renowned are all just a short walk away. *Journey time is approximate and may not be direct. Source: nationalrail.co.uk REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 1 The epitome of Elegance REGENCY PLACE — ROYAL WELLS PARK egency Place is the latest addition Situated at the southern corner of the Rto Royal Wells Park, one of the development, Regency Place offers most sought after addresses in Royal a new release of three, four and five Tunbridge Wells. With homes surrounded bedroom homes – a new opportunity Luxury by beautiful landscaping, water features to enjoy an unrivalled style of living. and green spaces, it combines tranquillity & with luxury. Computer generated image depicts houses 204 to 200 Regency Place at Royal Wells Park and is indicative only. 2 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 3 ASSEMBLY HALL ROYAL VICTORIA PLACE MUSEUM & ART GALLERY TRINITY THEATRE TUNBRIDGE WELLS STATION FENWICK GROSVENOR ROAD LONDON ROAD THE WELLS FREE SCHOOL MOUNT EPHRAIM CRIPPS SOLICITORS REGENCY PLACE ST JOHN’S ROAD FUTURE PHASE PRIVATE WOODLAND Computer enhanced photography depicts Regency Place at Royal Wells Park and is indicative only. 4 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 5 12 D Discover R M R A F N places of 2 Interest D R S ’ N H O J T S D R R O Charm N E 11 V S & O D R R 4 G S ’ R E GRENR N E H P O P Discover and enjoy cosmopolitan cafés as well as gourmet J U LER PAR T 3 S restaurants, stylish bars or traditional inns, independent 9 10 shops and large retailers; all within easy reach. C U L V E W R D I L E L N I A D P R M A R R S O K T N E V S 6 O 2 R CAFÉ CULTURE & DINING ARTS & THEATRE A G R 8 E P P 1 1 U Bill’s Assembly Hall Theatre C U L V E 2 2 R Carluccio’s Chalybeate Spring D E N P D A R R K 3 3 Jamie’s Italian The Forum CULVER N PARK OR DE N D E V R S 4 4 S ’ Juliets Trinity Theatre O R N G H R O E J 5 5 P Hotel du Vin & Bistro Tunbridge Wells LAE R T P U 5 S Royal Tunbridge Wells Museum & Art Gallery 6 Sankey’s Pub & D R Y R U Seafood Brasserie B M E 6 P 2 A 7 EDUCATION 7 Thackeray’s Restaurant D R G 6 R R D R 4 E O CK 6 V RO SA 2 Primary Schools: Age 5-11 SAND N 8 O S DR A OCK The Black Pig M N V I RD A E A H N R 2 6 H O 1 P R E 7 Claremont Primary School D R 9 T R Giggling Squid N D E U N O W M 2 St John’s C of E Primary School O 1 D 10 S 6 The Tunbridge Wells Bar & Grill 2 N 9 A A C 3 A L Temple Grove Academy L 2 V 4 E 6 R 2 A M L I E A 5 4 Y R The Mead School H R P D E 4 SHOPPING T N 1 U 5 A 64 O 2 The Wells Free School NRLAN 4 M A26 M 1 C Hoopers Royal Tunbridge Wells O R A ESC 26 PAR U 6 EN 4 T RD 4 2 N 6 Junior School: Age 7-11 A 2 T A 2 P 5 Royal Victoria Place L E A 6 B D St James’ C of E Junior School A S Y R H A 3 NRGE A L E The Great Hall Arcade N L L R T D O H ELL R 2 CALERLEY Independent Schools: Age 3-18 D S ’ D 4 A264 L R The Pantiles ELLNGN L AN 3 GRN T RD A N TO C NG H 7 A L E Beechwood Sacred Heart RC P S 1 O B A R Y P H 8 3 5 A Rose Hill School L SPORTS & WELL-BEING L R D 2 8 1 1 Secondary Schools: Age 11-18 Champneys City Spa D R 3 E 9 L 2 Bennett Memorial NRGE ELL Linden Park Cricket Club O 6 B 4 A H 2 E Y CN A H ’S A L Diocesan School L 10 L L 3 GRE A Royale Retreat R D H CAEN PAR 10 The Skinners’ School 4 3 Tunbridge Wells Football Club 26 11 A Tunbridge Wells Girls’ 5 Tunbridge Wells Squash Club 1 Grammar School 4 12 Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys 26 A 4 Map not to scale and shows approximate locations only. 6 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 7 Walk in the footsteps of Kings &Queens ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS — STEEPED IN HISTORY Since the discovery of a chalybeate spring in 1606, Tunbridge Wells has enjoyed a unique atmosphere. As a spa famed for its health giving waters and later as a favourite resort of Queen Victoria, it has a reputation as one of the most desirable towns in south-east England. hile the popularity of the spa From Regency elegance to Art Deco Wwaters has waned, Royal Tunbridge exuberance, the town centre is a living Wells has retained its appeal, with its rich museum waiting to be discovered, with architectural heritage and its unique a unique mixture of stylish boutiques, and welcoming atmosphere. appealing antique shops, art galleries and a wealth of coffee shops and eateries. To walk along The Pantiles, the Georgian colonnade at the heart of the town is to walk through history. Clockwise from top: The Pantiles High Street Shopping The Great Hall Arcade G.Collins & Sons 8 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 9 Clockwise from left: Juliets Sankey’s Pub & Seafood Brasserie The Beacon - Garden Kitchen Caroline Charles boutique Al fresco dining at The Pantiles A town vibrant with Style &Choice ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS — FOOD, CULTURE & SHOPPING With a home at Regency Place, everything that Royal Tunbridge Wells has to offer, from stylish shopping, gourmet restaurants, cafés and theatres is all just a short walk away. oyal Tunbridge Wells holds many Revents throughout the year including the food festival in The Pantiles, Local & Live Fundraising Festival as well as Jazz on the Pantiles from May through to September. The Assembly Hall Theatre and Trinity Theatre also play host to a variety of live performances, including touring companies from London. There are dining options for every mood, from fine European cuisine to welcoming coffee shops that line The Pantiles. Anyone who enjoys shopping will find plenty on offer. As well as the antique shops and galleries, there are independent outlets specialising in fashion, jewellery, food and wine, while the Royal Victoria The Pantiles Place shopping centre offers a vast array of shops, including high street names. The newly refurbished Hoopers department store offers luxury brands, while jeweller G.Collins & Sons has a Royal Warrant as Personal Jeweller to Her Majesty the Queen. 1 0 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 1 1 Take time out to enjoy Sport Leisure ROYAL TUNBRIDGE& WELLS — THE GREAT OUTDOORS For those who enjoy sport and outdoor living, Royal Tunbridge Wells offers commons, parks, walks and sporting facilities, as well as superb countryside nearby. With a home at Regency Place, green open space is always in reach. alverley Grounds and award-winning Just a short drive away is some of the most CDunorlan Park are both carefully beautiful countryside in England, including maintained with formal lawns and the Kentish Weald, with stately homes ornamental gardens, ideal for a relaxing and gardens such as Sissinghurst Castle, stroll, their calm atmosphere perfectly Penshurst Place and Hever Castle. in keeping with the elegance of the town. Also, why not take time to discover By contrast, Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall the numerous churches and intriguing Commons provide more than 250 acres Wealden villages. of semi-wild woodland and heath, as well as the intriguing Wellington Rocks to There are opportunities for sports clamber on and explore. enthusiasts too, including routes for horse riding, cycling and walking, as well as clubs for cricket, tennis and golf. Clockwise from left: Southborough Common Tunbridge Wells Golf Club Local woodland walk 1 2 REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS REGENCY PLACE ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 1 3 The perfect EXCELLENT LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES surroundings to he Wells Free School* is a brand new There is an excellent choice for those T primary school recently built on the choosing private education too, Royal Wells Park development, while other with Beechwood Sacred Heart School, primaries include St James’ Church of The Mead School and Rose Hill School.
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