oaks hamlet phase 1-3 brochure (2006)

Come home to the gardenof England

Not just a dream...

... the traditions of yesterday with the homes of tomorrow

In the ancient county of Kent is a landscape of rolling fields, hop gardens and orchards. Here lies an exciting new hamlet set beneath the gentle slopes of the North Downs and close to the tranquil River Medway.

Oaks Hamlet is country living at its best. It is a self-contained peaceful hamlet located on the edge of the new community of Kings Hill and is bordered by a country park. Oaks Hamlet is the quintessential picture postcard of Kent having taken its inspiration from some of the prettiest villages in the Garden of England.

Enter Oaks Hamlet through the gateway lodges, pause by the green and look around. The beauty of the surroundings will be self-evident with traditional village homes, country gardens and landscaped courtyards. Stroll through the quiet lanes and courtyards to the ancient woodlands with their bridleways and woodland walks - every gentle bend will reveal something new and pleasing to the eye. Oaks Hamlet is indeed an evocative picture of a traditional Kentish village - a place to wile away time and escape the pressures of work.

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Kings Hill benefits from excellent communications with the commuter station of West Malling close by and a newly opened dual carriageway providing a direct link to the motorway network.

There is a dedicated commuter bus service from Kings Hill to West Malling station. From here, journey times into London are as little as 40 minutes. Ashford International is half an hour away with direct train links to European cities and from 2007 Europe comes even closer with the opening of the Ebbsfleet International train station approximately 20 minutes away by car.

Gatwick airport is only a 40-minute drive and both Heathrow and Stansted can be reached in just over an hour. The M20 motorway is a few minutes away giving easy access to the M25 or to the beautiful Kent coast and its historic towns.

an ideallocation...

Kings Hill, built on the site of the famous World War II airfield, near to the picturesque town of West Malling, has grown over recent years into one of the most sought-after places to live in the Southeast. It is a popular community where people can live, work and play.

With striking residential developments and an attractive business park, Kings Hill is a thriving community with its own community centre and parish council. The architecture reflects people’s dreams and desires and homes vary from the traditional to cutting edge.

An emphasis on community has shaped the layout of Kings Hill’s public buildings and spaces with the safety of residents central to planning. This has resulted in an extremely safe and well-maintained environment. Cycle lanes and green pedestrian routes add to its ambience. There are eye-catching sculptures and an exceptional level of landscaping to the roads. These together with generous public green spaces create an environment essential for a healthy lifestyle.

Kings Hill is undoubtedly a most desirable place to live, not only to bring up a family but for people of all ages.

Part of any community is its schools and Kings Hill has two modern primary schools as well as a nursery school. The locality offers excellent grammar and specialist secondary schools. Some of the best independent schools in Kent are within easy travelling distance and part of the University of Greenwich is also situated at Kings Hill.

Health care is provided by a doctor’s surgery and a dental clinic, and not forgetting the other important members of the family there is also a vet. There is a chemist at the vibrant Liberty Square where you will also find a supermarket plus a range of other shops, cafes and restaurants. Here you will on occasion find European and farmers’ markets and here too is the Spitfire village pub with its beer garden for those long summer evenings.

a real community…

Leisure and recreation are superbly catered for at Kings Hill. It has its own championship golf course and a David Lloyd Leisure Centre offering tennis, squash, swimming, a gym and a host of other sporting pursuits. Cyclists have dedicated paths, there are green routes for joggers and youngsters have their own ballpark. You will be able to walk, follow the trim trail, go riding, grow vegetables on your own allotment, play games on the pitches and courts, picnic or just enjoy nature and muse at the dormouse bridge within the Heath Farm Country Park. Cricket lovers will appreciate the cricket green overlooked by the proposed country pub and cricket pavilion.

Indeed, it has been commented that Kings Hill has all the benefits normally associated with an exclusive ‘country club’ community.

A short distance away is the Medway for those keen on boating or fishing. For more action visit the nearby Leybourne Lakes Water Centre where you can wind surf, sail, canoe or scuba dive.

Here at the heart of the Garden of England there is a host of beautiful gardens and historic

attractions such as Leeds Castle, perhaps the most beautiful castle in the world, and the historic sites of Rochester and nearby Tunbridge Wells. The cathedral city of Canterbury can be reached in 40 minutes. The beaches of Kent and sailing marinas are also within easy reach.

For those who like to shop, why not visit the shopping malls at Bluewater, Hempstead Valley or McArthur Glen? Or visit the West End and enjoy an evening out before returning to the relaxed environment of Kings Hill.

Whatever your pastime or leisure pursuit Kings Hill offers an exceptional lifestyle and is truly the place to be.

the environ directoryFor your convenience we have compiled a comprehensive directory of local services and amenities. Visit our Sales Centre Information Point to log on to all that the area has to offer together with links and contact details.

a place to relax…

When you drive through the gates of Oaks Hamlet you enter a different world.

A home in the country is many people’s dream – the idea of a snug retreat far in distance and time from the pressures of city life. It is a return to buildings designed in the traditional Kentish vernacular with the cottage being the symbol of all that is ‘home and hearth’.

Oaks Hamlet has been deliberately designed to be low density and as such enjoys a good range of garden sizes. It has a distinct sense of place and has the character of a traditional Kentish village. To this end it has primarily two storey homes but with some exciting three storey feature properties that are located to take advantage of views over the adjacent Country Park.

It has been designed with homes facing onto landscaped spaces, formal courtyards or fronting narrow lanes. The road layout has only one entrance and is designed to reduce traffic speed to a minimum providing the

quiet and safe environment of a ‘home zone’. It also offers adequate levels of parking for residents and their guests with most properties having a minimum of two spaces in addition to visitor parking.

The entranceway to Oaks Hamlet, with its distinctive ragstone lodges and open gate, engenders a private community. Security has been carefully considered with the pedestrian gates to the Country Park restricted to use by residents only.

There is a range of homes which includes some impressive apartments at The Manor. There is all the visual variety that one would expect within a traditional settlement. The homes vary in size from two to five bedrooms to encourage diversity and cater for all age groups.

The location of Oaks Hamlet next to the Country Park will appeal to all - offering quiet country walks in a natural environment or invigorating runs for fitness enthusiasts.

about oaks hamlet

The great source of

pleasure is variety!

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It is the attention to detail that makes Oaks Hamlet special.

Carefully chosen bricks, clay and slate roof tiles all provide texture and colour giving a mellow and harmonious character to the scheme. Elevations vary between soft red brick, render in pastel colours, tile hanging and the characteristic Kentish white boarding.

Typical features include decorative brick detailing and plinths, white painted windows, decorative leadwork detailing and stone sills. Features such as chimneys, bay windows and porches all add to the individuality of each home.

Traditional construction methods are used, imaginative and authentic detailing provides individuality signalling that these are 21st century homes with low maintenance, sustainability and functionality to the fore.

Of particular note is the care that goes into the landscaping. The evident respect for nature makes this scheme different and it has the atmosphere of a miniature nature reserve designed to attract wildlife. It features bird tables, nesting boxes and quiet seating areas to watch the wildlife.

The streetscene is vibrant with diverse and colourful planting schemes for the individual front gardens. Additionally, tree planting forms an essential element of the design.

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The relationship to outside space has been an important part of the internal design of the homes. Wherever possible the window sills are low and full height glazing is provided at the rear of the homes so that the garden has the character of an outside room that forms an integral part of the house. This together with rooflights and internal glazing means internal views give an element of surprise as well as making these homes full of light.

Purchasers at Oaks Hamlet are offered highly individual and spacious homes with good sized rooms and plenty of storage. They are designed to be functional, to have space that flows but also to be flexible allowing for the different activities and requirements of today’s lifestyle. For example, features such as underfloor heating liberate furniture layouts and full height American style pocket doors mean that the house can be open plan or divided into more private areas subject to the mood or individual requirements.

Kitchens are designed to be at the hub of the home and wherever possible feature an American style bar for breakfast or for enjoying that early evening glass of wine while preparing supper. In larger layouts, kitchens form part of a family room catering for a range of activities.

It is our belief that a home without a hearth is a home without a heart and so all our homes have space for a fireplace. The interiors are based on shaker simplicity with our own purpose made doors and staircases which give a feeling of ‘modern country’.

We believe individuality is crucial so our homes have varying ceiling designs to include cathedral ceilings, dormer windows, storage walls, beams and bookcase recesses. There are many other attractive details that illustrate the thought that has gone into the design of each of the homes.

the interior design of the homes…

Generally we aim to offer our purchasers as much choice as possible to individualise their home subject to the building stage reached. In addition, we offer a wide range of upgrades and options to personalise a home and its style.

interior finishes

The interior walls and ceilings have a smooth plaster finish. Ceilings are painted orchid white. Purchasers are able to choose four colours in total from our colour range for the walls and two colours in eggshell finish for the woodwork that is again subject to the building stage of the house. Similarly, choices are available in kitchen finishes and bathroom tiles.

Leading tile supplier Domus has devised three distinctive and exclusive bathroom moods for Oaks Hamlet, capturing the design essence associated with today’s lifestyle. The choice is yours from:

Modern Country – At the heart of Oaks Hamlet character and style, these interiors contain natural clean elements and evoke an inviting, practical and sophisticatedatmosphere.

Contemporary – These bathrooms contain sharper lines and a cleaner style, with more minimal elements and an air of space and consistency via generous modules and smooth surfaces.

Traditional Classic – A warm comfortable feel combines organic tones and textured surfaces, providing an inviting environment for peace and relaxation.

The floors to the bathrooms and cloakrooms are ceramic tiles but elsewhere floors are left boarded ready for the purchaser’s own choice of floor coverings.

kitchens

The kitchens follow the ‘modern country’ theme and are available in a number of attractive finishes. Worktops are available as standard in either wood or laminate with matching upstands while the surface behind the hob is stainless steel or glass.

The kitchens have been carefully designed for ease of maintenance and have plenty of storage. They come well equipped to include a full height integrated fridge freezer, a gas hob, an externally vented extractor, a combined oven with microwave, an integrated dishwasher, a one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap and lighting under the wall cupboards.

bathrooms

Bathrooms are in a sleek contemporary style and incorporate base and medicine cupboards in a choice of wood finishes. All baths are steel

and where there is not a separate shower, have a glazed shower screen. The shower supply is thermostatically controlled, with the added convenience of a flexible hose and sliding bar. Shower trays are in porcelain and include glazed screens.

High level tiling surrounds the bath with a feature mirror inset at one end. A shaver socket, extractor, downlights and a white heated ladder towel rail are also included. The towel rail is run off the primary hot water system, allowing towels to dry even in summer. Smaller details are not forgotten either - toilet roll holders and soap dishes all match the design of the chrome taps.

storage

The homes have been designed with storage as a priority and as a norm at least two of the bedrooms have built in or walk in wardrobes. There is easy access with full height sliding doors to the built-in wardrobes and an internal storage racking system using shelving, drawers and variable height hanging rails ensures the space is utilised to the optimum.

Those homes which do not have a separate utility include a storage wall in the hallway which incorporates shelving, hanging space for outdoor gear and space for a washer/dryer thereby isolating the noise from the living areas. Useful storage cupboards are also positioned under the stairs.

The lofts have large access hatches together with a ladder and loft light, and are provided with 10 square metres of flooring.

Garages are designed to have a storage curtilage at one end for childrens’ paraphernalia as well as garden equipment. Similarly carports have a built in storage pod.

heating

The high efficiency central heating systems are gas supplied. The apartments and the ground floor of the houses have underfloor heating with all the benefits of radiant heat. The upper floors of the houses have radiators with individual thermostatic valves providing flexible heating levels. The walls, floors and roofs are all insulated to a high standard. All windows and patio doors are the high performance double-glazed type fitted with draught excluders.

electrical

There is a generous provision of double plug sockets installed throughout the houses. BT and TV/ FM points are provided in most rooms and are linked to a communal television aerial with provision for satellite reception. Downlighters feature throughout and these, like the sockets, are in a white finish.

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Smoke detectors are installed on all floors with a separate fused supply and back-up power source while the apartments have the added safeguard of an automatic sprinkler system. All the houses have exterior lighting and an external socket. The garages and carports also have light and power.

security

The design of Oaks Hamlet offers the security of a private residential community but security issues are still paramount. There are security gates to the Country Park as well as gates to the communal parking courts. External street lighting has been carefully positioned and to the rear of each property are external lights on sensors.

All windows to the homes are lockable and external doors feature high security locks. Any glazing to external doors is laminated for additional security and all homes have a burglar alarm with infra-red detectors.

gardens

All the houses, including the ground floor apartments, have front gardens specifically designed for year-round interest, easy maintenance and increasingly drought resistance. These gardens are individually designed and planted by award-winning Julie Johnson whose work is inspired by the beautiful country gardens of Gertrude Jekyll. Rear gardens have turf, structural tree planting and decking or genuine sandstone paved areas. These back gardens can also be individually designed and fully planted as part of our Options Service.

Upper floor apartments have balconies overlooking the formal landscape of Manor Court and the avenue of trees framing the vista towards the Country Park.

Boundaries to rear gardens vary between plots but treatments include walling, hit and miss vertical fencing or hedging in combination with hazel-woven panels. Front boundaries vary between walling, chestnut hurdles in combination with hedging or the typical Kentish white picket fence. Front pathways are of sandstone.

We wish to encourage flourishing gardens which reflect the beauty of the Garden of England so we have even remembered external taps. Communal areas are maintained by the Management Company.

individualise your home… Our standard specification offers a range of choices but the earlier you reserve, the more choice you will have. In addition, there is a wide range of optional extras both inside and out to add those finishing touches that really make your new home your own.

Visit our Sales Centre Information Point to log on to the full range of exciting and stylish options available to you.

at your service…The Management Company appointed is Grange which is a highly experienced company currently managing over 130 schemes throughout the South.

Grange will look after the running of all aspects of the apartment block as well as maintaining the communal landscaped areas and shared parking courts. A service charge will be payable apportioned between the homes subject to the level of service provided. A list of these charges is available on request.

buying a new property…New homes have the benefit of being built to the stringent requirements of both the building regulations and the National House Building Council. A new home, with its latest energy saving devices and rigorous insulation standards, is more economical to run as well as being more comfortable. The design of our homes is carefully considered for ease of maintenance and all the properties are covered by the NHBC 10 year warranty.

On moving in, Environ provides a comprehensive handbook giving all the finer details about running your new home. The performance of your home will be monitored and six months after building completion, the property will be inspected and any latent defects made good.

the homes in detail...

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This practical family home has a spacious third bedroom and bay windows to the master bedroom and living room. The Benenden is light with flexible open-plan living space. A full-height pocket door to the main living space can be closed to give two separate rooms or left open to create an impressive light area. Watch the world go by from the bay window which is ideal for a window-seat. To the rear of this home is a superb family room which consists of a

the benenden modern ‘country’ kitchen, dining area and garden room. This whole area is bathed in light from extensive glazing. The garden feels like an extension of the kitchen so for anybody with small children there is no problem watching them playing on the patio - a great help to any busy parent.

Variations: The Benenden (1) has a bay to the ground floor only.

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1 Living Room 3.79m 5.67m2 Dining Area 3.49m 3.12m3 Garden Room 3.05m 2.89m4 Master Bedroom 3.79m 4.43m5 Bedroom 2 3.05m 3.49m6 Bedroom 3 2.82m 3.16m

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Please note that elevational details & materials may differ between individual plots. Detailed plans of each plot are availabe to view at the Sales Centre.

If you are used to space then you will love this three-bedroom home in the country style. Spacious and light with a living room and garden room to the rear overlooking the garden, making the area a wonderful place to relax and connect with nature. The kitchen and dining room are to the front with full- height internal glazing and a pocket door that enables the ground floor to be one large sociable space or divided up into more intimate areas. Upstairs this home

the biddenden has a wonderful master bedroom with a bay window and walk-in wardrobe together with a luxury en suite bathroom - it’s the perfect place to relax at any time. Your guests have not been forgotten as there is a good- sized second bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and a third bedroom that could easily double as an office with a sofa bed.

Variations: The Biddenden (1) does not have a bay window to the first floor.

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1 Living Room 5.97m 3.12m2 Dining Area 4.12m 3.26m3 Garden Room 3.05m 2.69m4 Master Bedroom 3.79m 4.44m5 Bedroom 2 3.05m 3.49m6 Bedroom 3 2.82m 3.16m

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With its wide frontage, four bedrooms and flexible living space the Kilndown is the perfect family home. The main living area is wonderfully spacious having, like many American homes, the staircase within it and light flooding in from a huge picture window on the staircase – a real feature when entering this home. A pocket door links the living room to the kitchen and dining areas - flexibility and adaptable space is the key. If you are worrying about coats and the washing machine don’t! In the separate

the kilndown hallway is a clever ‘storage wall’ with shelving and hanging for coats as well as plumbing for a washer drier where noise is isolated from the main living areas. Upstairs is a large master bedroom with a bay window and en suite bathroom. Three other good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom make sure that the kids and any guests are looked after.

Variations: The Kilndown (1) has a more classical elevation without a bay window.

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1 Living Room 5.73m 6.21m2 Dining Area 3.14m 3.73m3 Study 3.0m 2.14m4 Master Bedroom 3.18m 4.59m5 Bedroom 2 3.61m 3.57m6 Bedroom 3 3.11m 2.75m7 Bedroom 4 2.51m 2.75m

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A palatial master bedroom suite with space for soft furnishings, a bay window at the front, a light, airy bathroom and a large connecting dressing room make this four-bed family home really special. The dressing room could alternatively become a nursery, gym, hobbies room or a snug hideaway from the family hubbub. Downstairs is just as special. A real space for sociable family living but equally adaptable for solitary pursuits. A study at the front of the house can be open to the living

the frittenden space or closed up to provide a private office area or quiet space for studying. Again, light floods into this house with patio doors to both the dining and living areas so that the garden becomes a feature from wherever you sit; these doors also provide easy access to the patios for summer dining when the garden almost becomes an extra room.

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1 Living Room 5.73m 6.21m2 Dining Area 3.14m 3.73m3 Study 3.0m 2.14m4 Master Bedroom 3.18m 6.69m5 Bedroom 2 3.61m 2.92m6 Bedroom 3 3.11m 2.75m7 Beroom 4 2.51m 2.75m

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A long catslide roof gives this most desirable four-bedroom home an immediate traditional Kentish look. Its distinctive glass study with a cathedral ceiling adds to its great exterior. The feeling of space inside is overwhelming. All the main living rooms flow into each other and you can do a continuous loop between the rooms - a great hit with everyone especially the kids. If you are entertaining,

the sissinghurst your guests will be amazed by the double-height dining room overlooked by a landing gallery that offers an extra space for relaxing or perhaps another work station. Off this landing is a self-contained master-bedroom suite having lots of character with its cathedral ceiling and dormer window. This home is really exciting and ideal for a modern family’s lifestyle.


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1 Living Room 5.18m 5.22m2 Dining Area 4.80m 3.45m3 Garden Room 8.0m 2.97m4 Study 1.89m 3.27m5 Master Bedroom 5.37m 7.55m6 Bedroom 2 3.48m 2.98m7 Bedroom 3 4.12m 4.0m8 Bedroom 4 3.19m 2.51m

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Modern, light, airy, spacious, dramatic – all words that apply to the split- level open-plan kitchen and dining areas with their real feeling of space. Besides this there is full-height glazing, rising up to the extra high ceilings, that literally floods the family room with light and makes this a stunning architectural space. Part of this space also has a cathedral ceiling with an intriguing viewing window from the upstairs landing.

the lamberhurst The family room really is a wonderful place for the family to share meals or simply get together. The sense of space works throughout this home. There’s a great living room with a separate study as well as a double-height dining area to impress your guests. All in all a very exciting four-bedroom property that is not only full of surprises but will also make an ideal family home.


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1 Living Room 5.18m 5.22m2 Dining Area 4.80m 3.45m3 Garden Room 8.0m 2.97m4 Study 1.89m 3.27m5 Master Bedroom 5.37m 7.55m6 Bedroom 2 3.48m 2.98m7 Bedroom 3 4.12m 4.0m8 Bedroom 4 3.19m 2.51m

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If you are looking for a prestigious five-bedroom home with elegant looks, fine proportions and lots of space able to cope with noisy teenagers, then this three-storey home is ideal. There are two large twin rooms on the top floor designed to be real teenage spaces tucked away from the rest of the house. Parents can relax and entertain in peace and quiet on the ground floor far from any noise. Another great feature of this house is the palatial master bedroom which is

the sandhurst truly spectacular with its double glazed door opening onto a Juliette balcony and views of the garden. With a seating area, separate dressing room and full-size en suite bathroom you can indulge and pamper yourself as much as you like. The ground floor has a spacious family room providing the focus for family life while the more formal dining and living areas each provide another forum for relaxing and entertaining.

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1 Living Room 5.03m 7.10m2 Dining Area 3.95m 4.49m3 Family Room 3.61m 3.90m4 Garden Room 2.40m 3.79m5 Study 2.27m 2.65m6 Master Bedroom 5.01m 4.53m7 Bedroom 2 3.60m 4.80m8 Bedroom 3 4.18m 3.92m9 Bedroom 4 3.53m 5.34m

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The Goudhurst is very similar to the Sandhurst but has a different layout to the garden room. Like the Goudhurst it is one of our largest homes and is designed for those who enjoy space and luxury. It is a house of considerable character with low sash

the goudhurst windows that characterise its wonderful exterior styling and afford lovely views while filling the house with light. In fact, the Goudhurst has everything to offer those looking for something special in a home.


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1 Living Room 5.03m 7.10m2 Dining Area 3.95m 4.49m3 Family Room 3.61m 4.14m4 Garden Room 4.15m 2.68m5 Study 2.27m 2.65m6 Master Bedroom 5.01m 4.53m7 Bedroom 2 3.60m 4.80m8 Bedroom 3 4.18m 3.92m9 Bedroom 4 3.53m 5.34m

10 Bedroom 5 3.53m 5.34m

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manorapartmentlayoutb (plots 29, 30, 31)

Here the elegant and stylish exterior is augmented by double bay windows and beautiful ornate balconies, making these apartments truly stunning. They offer a superb location overlooking the beautifully landscaped gardens of Manor Court. The interiors have grand open-plan living and dining areas with a space for a formal fireplace. They boast beautiful master bedrooms with en suites and they have sizeable second bedrooms. The

the manor apartments

penthouses are particularly grand with a raised ceiling to the living and dining areas and benefiting from views down the formal walkway towards the Country Park. The upper floors have a lift so there are no steps to worry about unless you wish to keep fit. These homes offer apartment living on the grandest scale. Here you will find a fantastic home for the busy couple, the retired, or simply somewhere to complement that winter retreat in the Algarve.

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If you are looking for a place to work at home but away from the distractions of the main house then these studios are the perfect answer. Situated over several garages within Oaks Hamlet and with independent access via an external staircase they offer opportunities to cater for different lifestyles and needs. These might include use as a gym, games or hobbies room or simply a kid’s

the studios den. Services are supplied to the garages making it possible under our Options Service to add facilities such as a shower room and kitchen units. This would make the studios perfect for use by an au pair or nanny. The choices are there for you to make.

Plans of the studio designs relating to individual plots can be viewed at the sales centre.

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a typical studio utilised as a gym/ office

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18 Brenchley 2 4

19 Benenden 1 3

20 Ticehurst 4

21 Ticehurst 4

22 Brenchley 2 4

23 Rolvenden 4

24 Woodchurch 4

25 Woodchurch 4

26 Brenchley 2 4

27 Smarden 4

28 Manor Apartments A 2

29 Manor Apartments B 2

30 Manor Apartments A 2

31 Manor Apartments B 2

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33 Manor Apartments B Penthouse 2

34 Smarden 4

35 Brenchley 3 4

36 Woodchurch 4

37 Cranbrook 5 ˛ S3

38 Sissinghurst 4

39 Horsmonden 4

40 Ashurst 5

41 Salehurst 5

42 Salehurst 5

43 Salehurst 5

44 Salehurst 5

45 Ashurst 5

46 Sandhurst 5 ˛ S5

47 Lamberhurst 4

48 Sandhurst 5 ˛ S5

49 Speldhurst 5

50 Penshurst 5 ˛ S1

51 Sandhurst 5

52 Goudhurst 5

53 Cranbrook 5 ˛ S1

54 Lamberhurst 4

55 Sissinghurst 4

56 Ashurst 5

57 Brenchley 4 ˛ S2

58 Kilndown 4

59 Benenden 3

60 Kilndown 4

61 Ticehurst 1 4

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Benenden 3 2, 3, 8, 12, 19, 59

Biddenden 3 7˛, 13˛, 14, 15, 16

Kilndown 4 10˛, 58, 60

Frittenden 4 9

Chiddingstone 4 5

Brenchley 4 1, 4, 11, 18, 22, 26, 35, 57˛

Ticehurst 4 6, 20, 21, 61

Horsmonden 4 39

Ashurst 5 17, 40, 45, 56

Speldhurst 5 49

Woodchurch 4 24, 25, 36

Rolvenden 4 23

Smarden 4 27, 34

Salehurst 5 41, 42, 43, 44

Sissinghurst 4 38, 55

Lamberhurst 4 47, 54

Cranbrook 5 37˛, 53˛

Penshurst 5 50˛,

Sandhurst 5 46˛, 48˛, 51

Goudhurst 5 52

Manor Apartments A 2 28, 30, 32

Manor Apartments B 2 29, 31, 33

Studio ˛ 7, 10, 13, 37, 46, 48, 50, 53, 57

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the developerEnviron Country Homes is a multi-award-winning company that specialises in producing homes for discerning buyers. Each development is designed with painstaking care so that every home is not only different but also has an attractive layout. The company has a deep commitment to producing homes that harmonise with their environment. John Ruskin wrote: ‘When we build, let us think that we build for ever.’ Environ is proud to reflect this philosophy.

Visit www.environcountryhomes.com for more about the company and a photographic gallery of previous schemes.

the architectClague is a multi disciplinary design practice established in 1934 that adopts an individual approach to each project. Environ has worked with Clague for a number of years to produce some exceptional award-winning developments. www.clague.co.uk

the landscape designerForget Me Not Landscape Design. A particular feature of an Environ scheme is the quality of the landscaping lovingly produced by Julie Johnson. Previous schemes have achieved What House Gold Awards (the Oscars of the house-building industry) and national overall winner in the Greenleaf Awards. fmn.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk

the builderW.W.Martin (Thanet) Ltd. Established in 1877 W.W.Martin has enjoyed an enviable reputation for consistently producing work of the highest quality. The company employs a large workforce of skilled tradesmen and apprentices and has ISO 9001 accreditation.

the development team…

for further information phone 01732 848316 or email [email protected] oakshamlet.com

a development by environ country homes (SE) limited

to view previous schemes please visitwww.environcountryhomes.com

These particulars are provided as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. While every effort will be made to ensure the specification is adhered to, this cannot be guaranteed. The developer reserves the right to make variations to the specification and layout during the course of construction and window positions in particular may vary in order to benefit from the individual setting of each plot. Any intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of any statement, plan, measurement or illustration contained within these particulars. The illustrations contained herein provide an indication of how the property might be expected to look after a reasonable length of time has elapsed for the planting to grow. All marketing names contained herein are for promotional reference only and it may not be possible to adopt them as postal addresses.

All parts of this brochure and other related material ©Copyright 2007

Brochure design by showlerandshowler. www.showlerandshowler.com

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