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Coming home to the garden of England Welcome to Russet Grove, a beautifully-designed development including 75 traditional private new homes, set against a stunning countryside backdrop in the picturesque village of Marden in Kent. Offering everything you will love about a village community in a tranquil, rural setting. Marden is also within easy reach of the bustling towns of Maidstone and Royal Tunbridge Wells, while its train line links you directly to the heart of London. BEHIND EVERY NAME, THERE IS A STORY Marden is at the centre of apple-growing country - the area is famed for its crops of Russet apples, and the village hockey and cricket club are affectionately known as the ‘Marden Russets’. Russet Grove is sited around the old Marden Cricket & Hockey Club fields, and we are very proud to sponsor them to create their new facilities and keep history alive as the village grows. RUSSET GROVE - HOMES PROVIDING THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 1 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 1 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE WHETHER YOU ARE BUYING A countryside setting YOUR FIRST HOME, PLANNING AROUND AN EXPANDING FAMILY OR LOOKING TO DOWNSIZE for modern living FROM A LARGER PROPERTY, THERE WILL BE A PLACE YOU LOVE AT RUSSET GROVE. This outstanding collection of 2, 3, 4, and 5-bedroom new private homes will create the perfect community environment around a traditional village setting. This attractive village has something for everyone. Offering a delightful range of local amenities, schools, leisure facilities, country walks and fantastic eating and drinking venues. Marden truly unites the peace and fresh air of rural life with the best of modern living within easy reach. We have given careful thought to the design of every home at Russet Grove to ensure it blends with the historic village aesthetic and made sure the variance in external appearance lends character to each property. Internally, you will find all the modern comforts you would expect in a new home created for both convenience and longevity. Russet Grove enjoys a magnificent location in the Weald Of Kent, with its huge panoramic skies and wide-open fields. A half an hour journey by road brings you to the thriving towns of Royal Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone, and a direct train service will take you right into the cosmopolitan heart of London. Home to the ROSY STARLING (PASTOR ROSEUS) last seen in the Marden area in Kent. 4 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 5 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE A wonderful place to put down your roots MARDEN PROVIDES EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR DAILY LIFE IN A FRIENDLY, AUTHENTIC VILLAGE ENVIRONMENT. Just under half a mile away from Russet Grove, you will find the farm shop, post office, convenience store, pharmacy and coffee shop, as well as local amenities like the library, playground, village hall and parish churches. For eating and drinking, residents and their friends will be spoilt with two excellent local Indian restaurants, variety of independent boutiques, shops, cafés, while well-loved local pubs ‘The Unicorn’ and the galleries, and restaurants and eateries to suit all ‘West End Tavern’ both serve freshly-cooked food tastes. It is easy to spend a day soaking up the in a family-friendly atmosphere. atmosphere in Maidstone’s ancient streets or strolling through the boutiques of the legendary Further retail and leisure opportunities are also Georgian Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells. within easy reach, with bustling Maidstone and sophisticated Royal Tunbridge Wells each less than You’ll find a thriving nightlife scene in either town, 15 miles away. Both towns boast large shopping and thanks to Marden’s direct train link, the centres featuring major department stores, high theatres, shops and nightlife of London will also street chains and household brands, plus a huge always be just under an hour away. Take in the picturesque countryside in and AROUND MARDEN with the Marden Meadows and the river Beult . 6 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 7 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE Every property has been planned to give residents For days out, the many beautiful parks and RUSSET GROVE EMBODIES the best mix of space, light and convenience peaceful nature reserves, forming part of the THE DESIRE TO COMBINE Homes designed while the exteriors complement their rural Kent Wildlife Trust, are on your doorstep. Families TRADITIONAL LIVING WITH village surroundings, giving them a natural, will also love destinations such as Sissinghurst THE EASE OF A MODERN, established feel. All homes have been designed Castle & Garden, Go Ape Bedgebury, Mote Park for balanced NEWLY-BUILT HOME. with a balanced lifestyle in mind, designed to be in Maidstone and the variety of local farms and places people love. sanctuaries nearby. And do not forget, the sandy South-East coast is just under an hour away. Marden has a real sense of community where you lifestyles can naturally socialise with friends and neighbours while walking the dog, taking out the kids or running errands among its paths; open spaces and local amenities. While the village has all your immediate needs covered, further opportunities to relax are never far away. If you like eating out, it is worth sampling the creative menus at The Curious Eatery at Boughton Monchelsea, The Poet at Matfield and the Apicius Restaurant in Cranbrook, which serves unique French cuisine. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the area around Marden. Keen golfers will be pleased to find several well-regarded courses within 15 miles from Russet Grove, most notably the Neville in Royal Tunbridge Wells and Chart Hills Golf Club near Biddenden. Those who enjoy walking, cycling, swimming and water sports will also find an Local recreation ground, home to exciting variety of opportunities in the pathways, MARDEN CRICKET & HOCKEY CLUB, leisure centres, rivers and lakes across sensational set near the apple orchard. rural surroundings in the Weald Of Kent. 8 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 9 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE ST SIMON STOCK CATHOLIC SCHOOL ST AUGUSTINE ACADEMY OAKWOOD PARK GRAMMAR SCHOOL Outstanding travel MAIDSTONE GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEW LINE LEARNING ACADEMY CORNWALLIS ACADEMY BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA connections PRIMARY SCHOOL 0.5 3.3 5.1 6.8 7.8 7.8 13.7 23 46.2 47 47.8 MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES PADDOCK WOOD MARDEN PRIMARY PRIMARY SCHOOL SCHOOL 2 4 6 8 MARDEN TRAIN STAPLEHURST GOUDHURST SISSINGHURST MAIDSTONE PADDOCK ROYAL ASHFORD LONDON GATWICK DOVER miles miles miles miles STATION WOOD TUNBRIDGE CHARING AIRPORT MASCALLS WELLS CROSS ACADEMY STAPLEHURST HORSMONDEN SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL FRITTENDEN CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL COLLIERS GREEN CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 4 18 34 41 5 34 26 58 73 59 MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS GOUDHURST AND KILNDOWN HUNTON CHURCH OF WALK BY TRAIN BY BUS BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN BY TRAIN CHURCH OF ENGLAND ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL HIGH WEALD ACADEMY CRANBROOK SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS Giving children BY CAR BY RAIL BY AIR BY BUS bright futures Russet Grove sits just Marden train station is just For flights to Europe and Three bus routes connecting EDUCATION PROVISION In the village, Marden Primary School is popular with local residents and received four miles from the A229, half a mile from Russet other worldwide destinations, Marden to Maidstone also IN KENT IS SECOND a ‘Good’ rating in its last Ofsted report. There are also several alternative excellent connecting you with the Grove, offering regular Gatwick Airport is just run conveniently from the TO NONE, AND THOSE primary schools conveniently located within a 5-mile radius in Staplehurst, Colliers South coast, Maidstone services every 30 minutes 45 miles away, around an bus stop opposite Russet Green, Horsmonden and Paddock Wood, among others. WITH YOUNG FAMILIES and onwards further into London Charing Cross hour by road. Alternatively, Grove on Albion Road. WILL FIND MARDEN IS afield via M20 and M2 and London Bridge, taking Southend Airport is a There is also ample provision for secondary and further education nearby, from to Folkestone, Canterbury one hour. Trains also 54-mile journey via the PERFECTLY POSITIONED the ‘outstanding’ Mascalls Academy in Paddock Wood to the ambitious Cornwallis and Margate. Eastwards, run direct to Folkestone, Dartford Crossing, or FOR SEVERAL WELL- Academy in Linton and the many highly-regarded schools in Royal Tunbridge Wells. Marden also falls in the catchment for the top-rated Cranbrook Grammar the A21 connects you with Canterbury and Ashford Heathrow is 68 miles away. PERFORMING SCHOOLS. and Maidstone Grammar Schools. Sevenoaks, the M25 and International - where all main routes onwards. you can connect with the There are also many independent school options in the region, with Sutton Eurostar or HS1 services Valence Schools, Dulwich Prep in Cranbrook and the Bethany School, among and be in Paris in less than others, catering for children of various ages from nursery to sixth form. Each offer two hours. specialist tuition and smaller class sizes in stunning school grounds. Train times are from Marden Train Station. 10 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 11 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE Relax in quality and style EACH HOME AT RUSSET GROVE HAS All rooms are generous, light-filled and well arranged, BEEN METICULOUSLY DESIGNED TO allowing for maximum adaptability and flexibility of use. COMPLEMENT EVERY ASPECT OF Careful consideration is given to all fittings, surfaces and integrated appliances to produce gracious living areas, MODERN FAMILY LIFE, TO CREATE high-spec kitchens and bathrooms with a luxury hotel feel. PLACES PEOPLE LOVE. Every home is finished to the HIGHEST SPECIFICATIONS , with scrupulous attention to detail, and designed with you in mind. 12 RUSSET GROVE | MARDEN • KENT 13 PLACES PEOPLE LOVE The unmistakable touch of quality KITCHEN MAIN BATHROOM GENERAL FINISHES ALL OUR DEVELOPMENTS A hub for family or social life, the Defined by sleek, stylish design, our When it comes to the finishing touches kitchen is right at the heart of your bathrooms have a real feeling of to your home, we have thought of AND HOMES CARRY home.
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