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Peters Village Is an Exclusive Development Offering Residents the Exciting Opportunity of a New Beginning Evabourne at Peters Village is an exclusive development offering residents the exciting opportunity of a new beginning. Forever Lifestyle Comprising 73 new homes including a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom terraced, semi-detached and detached houses and 1 bedroom apartments, all the homes at Evabourne are designed to be the perfect springboard into village life. EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT FOREVER LIFESTYLE FUTURE PERFECT Evabourne is part of the ambitious and exciting Peters Village development, bordered by the River Medway and the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A new village created for a The new development blossoming into life sustainable community at Peters Village offers prospective residents an opportunity to redefine their lifestyle Reinvigorate your lifestyle at Evabourne, where a newly established, and get the most from all that the beautiful sustainable community is bursting into life at the Peters Village county of Kent has to offer. With easy development on the banks of the River Medway. access to the Medway Towns and the rolling countryside that surrounds them, and with excellent connections to London and the South East, Evabourne is the perfect place 02 to refresh your lifestyle and put down roots 03 for the future. EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT FOREVER LIFESTYLE Wouldham Village Wouldham All Saints (access only) Primary School Peters Village The Masterplan HALL ROAD Originally home to the Peters Lime and Cement works, the Peters Village site is today reborn as a modern, well connected village and home to a community that WORRALL DRIVE will inject a new sense of vitality into this appealing corner of rural Kent. Rising gently from its western boundary on the banks of the River Medway, to Peters roundaout encompass stunning and extensive views and sculpture over the Medway Valley, the village will WORRALL DRIVE provide 1,000 new homes across 210 acres, Peters Bridge when complete. With a range of amenities To A­M M and incorporated into the development, new high speed rail to London Playing fields residents will essentially land in a ready- made, contemporary village community. 04 Village Centre 05 Community Hall Medical Centre Retail Units Riverside wal KEEPERS COTTAGE LANE and ridleway VILLAGE ROAD Nature Reserve Managed by Kent Wildlife Trust River Medway (SSSI - Site of Special Scientific Interest) The riverside walk and bridleway at Peters Village Masterplan Key Evabourne Boundary Marketing Suite and Show Homes Bus Stop To BurnhamMaidstone *Currently not open to public AM Forever in touch with nature EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT FOREVER LIFESTYLE Forever in touch with nature Savour every moment Convenience is key when it comes to day- to-day errands. Many of these trips will be catered for at Evabourne with a range of Special memories are forthcoming amenities designed in to the very fabric of the village. created in special places Every village needs a local shop; somewhere Joining the burgeoning community at Peters Village brings with it to pick up a pint of milk and the Sunday the opportunity to redefine your lifestyle. Just as the development papers. Furthermore, a medical centre, a represents a revitalisation of the area, residents too can experience 06 school, and a village hall with changing a revitalisation by balancing the best of countryside living and 07 rooms to serve the extensive playing great local amenities. fields and sports pitches are also central to the development plan. These amenities will provide a focal point for village life and form the foundations from which this new community can connect and thrive. Artists impression of Peters Village retail units Artists impression of Peters Village community hall EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT FOREVER LIFESTYLE Coach Vs Rail CONNECTIONS Commute to London in comfort: Evabourne to St Pancras Executive coaches from Evabourne* South Eastern High Speed International in from Ebbsfleet International mins to St Pancras Station Jump on board the Clarkes of London commuter service from Time to spare means Ebbsfleet mins International Keepers Cottage Lane; sit back and relax in your comfortable, Drive to Ebbsfleet Station reclining, guaranteed seat and once you’re settled, connect to more time to share International mins Evabourne to Paris the Wi-Fi and enjoy a whole host of entertainment while you Evabourne Gare du Nord in commute to Central London. Eurostar from Ebbsfleet hrs mins International to Paris Evabourne is perfectly located to connect hrs mins *Due to commence service from Peters Village to London on Monday 29 October 2018. Note: Train times taken from Ebbsfleet International Station For more information please visit the Clarkes of London website: www.clarkescommute.co.uk residents to the major highways and byways of Kent and beyond. The M20 and M2 motorways are within a short distance of the development, with both providing access to the M25 and Central London. Snodland Station Aylesford Maidstone Rochester Chatham Bluewater Bromley Gatwick Airport Snodland and Halling stations are also mins mins mins Town Centre Docks Shopping Centre mins hr mins mins mins mins readily accessible via the newly built Peters Bridge, where both stations are served by services to London St Pancras, with average journey times under 1 hour. Evabourne is Maidstone St Pancras Liverpool Street Oxford Street also a mere 20-minute drive from Ebbsfleet mins Station Station hr mins mins hr mins International, where Eurostar services to Bridge the lifestyle gap 08 Paris, Brussels and the continent beyond With new roads and infrastructure built-in to the design of 09 can be accessed. If you prefer to cross the the village, including the new Peters Bridge river crossing, channel above the water, the port of Dover Snodland Station Aylesford Rochester residents will find themselves immediately connected to the is less than an hour away by car. mins mins Town Centre rest of the county and within easy reach of the Capital beyond. mins Note: Train times taken from Snodland Station 01. 02. 03. The riverside walk and bridleway at Peters Village 01. Central London in 40 minutes via Ebbsfleet International Station 02. Time to spare at home with friends and family 03. Wild deer in the Kent countryside Average journey times taken from google.co.uk/maps. Times may vary EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT FOREVER LIFESTYLE Historic Towns, Contemporary lifestyle 01. The Royal Star Arcade, Maidstone 02. The retail Mecca of Bluewater Enjoying the best 03. Embankment Bar & Restaurant, Maidstone 04. Rochester high street of both worlds 05. Streetfood and café culture, Rochester As well as offering a cornucopia of historical and cultural attractions, the nearby Medway towns of Maidstone and Rochester provide a perfect contrast to rural living. Maidstone offers plenty when it comes to independent stores. The Royal Star Arcade provides a mix of stylish, and exclusive 10 boutiques, while major high street names 11 such as Superdry, House of Fraser, H&M and Zara can be found at the town’s popular Fremlin Walk shopping area. Maidstone is also on the map when it comes to dining. 01. Alongside franchised establishments 03. including Bills, Wagamama and Zizzi, fine dining is on offer at Embankments Bar & Restaurant, with its glorious waterside setting, in the old part of the town and the ever-popular Nelson’s in St Faiths Street, with its log fires and a cosy atmosphere. Rochester’s picturesque high street, strung with bunting, is home to many attractive boutiques, gift shops and quirky homeware stores. The aesthetically pleasing nature of the high street also provides the perfect back drop for a spot of café culture, with patrons relaxing outside the popular coffee shops, tea rooms and restaurants in the summer months. If that wasn’t enough, the behemoth of Bluewater and all it has to offer can be reached in under half an hour by car. 02. 04. 05. Wa tlin 6 g S t EVABOURNE • PETERS VILLAGE • WOULDHAM • KENT 22 A A 26 7 miles A 2.5 miles A 30 39 Pier Rd M Strood Rochester Explore & Discover 31 20 Gillingham 32 21 40 Chatham 50 Beyond the village, residents at Evabourne are well served for every A day essentials and a whole lot more. Whether you prefer to take in the 41 historic sights of Rochester and Chatham, to cycle or hike the lanes d 44 R m a that link the picture-postcard villages of The Kent Downs, indulge in h A ld u o some retail therapy in Maidstone or to simply relax and soak up W M village life, Evabourne offers something for everyone. A 47 t S h g 42 13 i H 11 48 29 Halling 25 2 Wouldham Fifty of the Best 1 K now le R d In your area 14 R o 24 c h e 17 s 45 te e r R d FOOD & DRINK Best for Shopping CUTURAL ATTRACTIONS NATURAL HIGHLIGHTS 3 M Snodland Burham Blue ell Hill 12 1 The Medway Inn 18 The Royal Star Arcade 30 The Historic Dockyard 45 Peters Pit Nature Reserve 12 46 at Chatham 2 The Five Bells Pub 19 Fremlin Walk 46 Blue Bell Hill A 31 Rochester Castle M KENT DOWNS The Butcher’s Block Pub Rochester High Street Shoulder of Mutton Wood 28 3 20 47 32 Rochester Cathedral (AONB*) P ilg 38 A 4 The Chequers Inn 21 The Pentagon Shopping Centre rim s W 33 Aylesford Priory ay 5 The Hengist Village Pub 22 Bluewater Shopping Centre AMENITIES & Dining Rooms 34 Maidstone Museum 23 KENT DOWNS & Art Gallery 48 Wouldham Village Post Office 6 Copper Rivet Craft Distillery (AONB*) LEISURE ACTIVITIES 35 Kent Life Museum 49 Maidstone Hospital 7 Embankments Bar (for big kids & little
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