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Royal Wells Park is a truly remarkable development located in historic Royal Tunbridge Wells, one of England’s most affluent and vibrant locations. The exceptional collection of luxury one, two and three bedroom apartments and two, three, four, five and six bedroom houses from award-winning developer Berkeley, have been carefully master-planned with elegant architecture and beautiful landscaping. The landscaping is greatly enhanced by a unique water feature that acts as a natural focus for the surrounding green open spaces. These spaces provide an environment for residents and their friends and families to relax. There is also a children’s play area, as well as easy access to The Wells Free School*. Located in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells, with its rich heritage and wealth of historic attractions, Royal Wells Park combines exclusivity with practicality. The many outstanding schools, shops and amenities for which Royal Tunbridge Wells is renowned, are just a short walk away. The mainline railway station is also within easy reach, providing regular services into London Bridge in just 43 minutes**. Sovereign Walk is the final release of two, three and four bedroom homes at Royal Wells Park. *PLACES ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY AND ENTRY CRITERIA. **JOURNEY TIME IS APPROXIMATE AND MAY NOT BE DIRECT. SOURCE: NATIONALRAIL.CO.UK. SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 1 ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK overeign Walk is the latest collection of stunning two, S three and four bedroom houses at the Royal Wells Park THE EPITOME OF development. Each home is designed with a superior specification, many with secluded gardens and private parking. REFINED ELEGANCE An opportunity to experience an exceptional level of elegance, style and distinctive charm amidst one of the most sought after locations in Royal Tunbridge Wells. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE DEPICTS HOUSES 88 TO 95 SOVEREIGN WALK AT ROYAL WELLS PARK AND IS INDICATIVE ONLY. 2 SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK • 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 ST JOHN’S ROAD SOVEREIGN PLACE SOVEREIGN WALK PRIVATE WOODLAND COMPUTER ENHANCED PHOTOGRAPHY DEPICTS ROYAL WELLS PARK AND IS INDICATIVE ONLY. 4 SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 5 12 D R ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS M R A F N TIME TO EXPLORE D R S ’ N 2 H O J T S DISCOVER PLACES OF D R R D O R N S ’ E 11 N V H S O O J 4 R T G S R THE GROSVENOR E P P HILBERT PARK U INTEREST 3 9 10 C U L V AND CHARM E W R D I L E L N I A D P M R A 6 2 R R S A O K T N E V S O R Discover and enjoy cosmopolitan cafés as well as gourmet restaurants, G R 8 E P P stylish bars or traditional ‘inns’, independent shops and large retailers; U C U L V E all within easy reach. R D E N D P R D A R R S K ’ N CULVERDEN PARK OR H N O E J V S T S O R G CAFÉ CULTURE AND DINING ARTS AND THEATRE R E P LAKE RD P U 1 1 Bill’s Assembly Hall Theatre 5 6 2 D A 2 R 2 Carluccio’s Y Chalybeate Spring ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS R U B M E P 3 3 CAU The Forum 7 M I 12 A 6 D G R R 4 R R 4 H RD 4 Juliet’s Trinity Theatre E O CK 6 P V 5 SANDRO SAN 2 E O S DR A OCK N V T RD A E N H N 5 5 U Hotel du Vin & Bistro Tunbridge Wells O O 2 6 M R 8 D R 7 R D Museum & Art Gallery E N 6 Sankey’s Pub W 1 O D S 6 10 2 N 7 Sankey’s Seafood Brasserie A A C IM A L 3 A L EDUCATION R V 4 H E 6 P R 2 E A 8 L Thackeray’s Restaurant T E N 5 Y U 4 R O D Primary Schools: Age 5-11 M 9 The Black Pig 1 A 64 2 DUNORLAN 4 1 A26 M Claremont Primary School C O R A 10 Giggling Squid ESC 26 PARK U 6 EN 4 T RD 4 2 N 6 A 2 2 T St John’s C of E Primary School A P 11 L The Tunbridge Wells Bar & Grill 5 E A B D 3 A S Y R Temple Grove Academy H 13 A TUNBRIDGE A L E 12 N L L Rendez-Vous 2 R T D O H WELLS R 4 CALVERLEY The Mead School 4 D S 26 ’ A D 13 L R The Beacon D WELLINGTON L N R STATION TO 3 GROUNDS T G N A LA C H 5 E The Wells Free School ROCK P S 14 The Ivy B O 1 A R Y P H 5 3 A L Junior School: Age 7-11 L R D 2 9 6 1 SHOPPING St James’ C of E Junior School D 14 R E 1 Hoopers L TUNBRIDGE WELLS O Independent Schools: Age 3-18 B 6 4 A H 2 THE Y COMMON A H ’S A L L 2 Royal Victoria Place L L 11 GROVE A 7 Beechwood Sacred Heart School R D H CAMDEN PARK 3 The Great Hall Arcade 3 8 Rose Hill School 26 4 A The Pantiles 1 Secondary Schools: Age 11-18 5 4 Fenwick 9 Bennett Memorial 2 Diocesan School SPORTS AND WELL-BEING 26 A 10 The Skinners’ School 1 Champneys City Spa 11 Tunbridge Wells Girls’ 2 Linden Park Cricket Club Grammar School 3 Royale Retreat 12 Tunbridge Wells Grammar 4 School for Boys 4 Tunbridge Wells Football Club 5 Tunbridge Wells Squash Club MAP NOT TO SCALE AND SHOWS APPROXIMATE LOCATIONS ONLY. 6 SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 7 Clockwise from left: Al fresco dining ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS The Pantiles STEEPED IN HISTORY The Great Hall Arcade Carluccio’s hile the popularity of the spa waters From Regency elegance to 20th century Whas waned, Royal Tunbridge Wells modernity, the town centre is a living WALK IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF has retained its appeal, with its rich museum waiting to be discovered, with architectural heritage and its unique and an exclusive mixture of stylish boutiques, welcoming atmosphere. appealing antique shops, art galleries KINGS AND QUEENS and a wealth of coffee shops and eateries. To walk along The Pantiles, the Georgian colonnade at the heart of the town, is to Since the discovery of a chalybeate spring in 1606, Royal Tunbridge Wells has walk through history. 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. Although I previously spent far more time in London, I’m now based in Tunbridge Wells almost full-time as I love the property so much. On top of the far easier commute, having the town centre on my doorstep means I still feel in the middle of everything. Resident, Royal Wells Park 8 SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 9 Clockwise from left: Jack Wills ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS The Beacon - Garden Kitchen FOOD, CULTURE AND SHOPPING Sankey’s Pub & Seafood Brasserie G.Collins & Sons Juliets oyal Tunbridge Wells hosts many Anyone who enjoys shopping will find plenty A TOWN VIBRANT WITH R events throughout the year including the on offer. As well as the antique shops and food festival in The Pantiles, Local and Live galleries, there are independent outlets Fundraising Festival as well as Jazz on the specialising in fashion, jewellery, food Pantiles from May through to September. and wine, while the Royal Victoria Place The Assembly Hall Theatre and Trinity Theatre STYLE AND CHOICE shopping centre offers a vast array of shops, also play host to a variety of live performances, including high street names. The newly including touring companies from London. refurbished Hoopers department store offers With a home at Sovereign Walk, everything that Royal Tunbridge Wells luxury brands, while jeweller G.Collins & Sons has to offer, from stylish shopping, gourmet restaurants, cafés and There are dining options for every mood, from has a Royal Warrant as Personal Jeweller theatres, is just a short walk away. fine European cuisine to welcoming coffee shops that line The Pantiles. to Her Majesty the Queen. Living in Royal Wells Park is ideal as we are so central to everything we need. We live just a short walk from the main shopping area, as well as the railway station, health services and other cultural amenities. Resident, Royal Wells Park 10 SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOVEREIGN WALK • ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS 11 Clockwise from left: Southborough Common ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS Local woodland THE GREAT OUTDOORS Tunbridge Wells Golf Club Langton Green alverley Grounds and award-winning C Dunorlan Park are both carefully TAKE TIME OUT TO ENJOY maintained with formal lawns and ornamental gardens. Ideal for a relaxing stroll, their calm atmosphere is perfectly in keeping with the SPORT AND LEISURE elegance of the town. By contrast, Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Commons provide more than 250 acres of semi-wild woodland and For those who enjoy sport and outdoor living, Royal Tunbridge Wells offers heath, as well as the intriguing Wellington commons, parks, walks and sporting facilities, as well as superb countryside Rocks to climb and explore.
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