Canterbury A249 Whitstable A299 Kent 3 Sittingbourne A290 Ramsgate CT1 3DN 5 A2 Faversham A28 Faversham A291 Tel: 01227 454627 M2 6 7 A257

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Margate Camburgh House Herne 27 New Dover Road Bay Canterbury A249 Whitstable A299 Kent 3 Sittingbourne A290 Ramsgate CT1 3DN 5 A2 Faversham A28 Faversham A291 Tel: 01227 454627 M2 6 7 A257 5 A251 www.burgesshodgson.co.uk 7 A2 CANTERBURY Maidstone8 A20 A252 Deal TRANSPORT INFORMATION A2 A256 From the M2/A2 (North) A28 • Exit the M2 at Junction 7 and follow the A2 towards Dover M20 • After approx 5 miles, leave the A2 at the Canterbury exit, and follow the A2050 towards A2 Canterbury 9 Ashford A258 7 • Continue straight over the rst roundabout, and at the next roundabout take the third exit 4 10 A20 onto Rheims Way (A290) A260 Dover • At the next two roundabouts, continue straight on (second exit) following the A28 towards 11 12 13 Margate A28 070 • At the next roundabout, go right onto the A2050 St George’s Place, signposted towards Tenterden A2 Folkestone Sandwich/Dover • At the junction adjacent to Waitrose and the Premier Inn, continue straight on. A268 • Burgess Hodgson is located on the left hand side, just after the Canterbury College turning. A259 From the A2 (South) • Leave the A2 at the rst Canterbury exit and follow the A2050 towards Canterbury New Romney • At the rst roundabout (adjacent to The Gate Inn) take the fourth exit following the A2050, 28 New Dover Road A Rye Lydd • Burgess Hodgson is located in the right hand side of the road, approximately 1 mile from the roundabout. A259 Parking Strait of Dover Parking is available either at the front or the rear of our building. By train Hastings Canterbury has two train stations within walking distance of our oce and is served by trains from London Victoria, Charing Cross and St Pancras International (high speed), and Margate, Dover and Ashford International. A290 From Whitstable . Rd ak O A28 From W ad hi ro tst B Margate ab d le a o R R o d K ry a a in r d o gs tu m S R ea s d ’ Ro n a e d N h p e A290 t S . t CANTERBURY S WEST e d S n oa t a A2050 From R . D L don u on n rth the M2/A2 L st o an N ’s Canterbury (North) S tr ee t R Military Road A2050 he im A28 s Canterbury W a Cathedral y t e e r t S d a o r A257 From B St Augustine’s Littlebourne y a Abbey Lo ngport W s m S i Canterbury t G e e h o Castle rg A257 R e A28 ’s P l. A290 Dane John O ld Gardens D ll o N i v e H er w in D p P o a v CANTERBURY R e r EAST oad R WincheA28 o a d A28 From A2050 Ashford O ld Do ve SCALE BAR: r Ro a d FrA2050om DoverFrom 0 1/4 1/2 MILE Cricket the A2 Ground (South).

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