Land at Sandown Park

Royal Tunbridge Wells , Kent

The site is conveniently located near the end of Sandown Park and is approximately 956 sqm in size. The site level rises from North to South, with a gentle slope from west to east. The land’s western boundary and access is Sandown Park. The northern boundary is woodland and to the south and east the site is bounded by neighbouring dwellings. The site has a number of mature trees ranging from an A-Grade striking Giant Redwood, to B & C Grade Sweet Chestnuts, Beeches, Oak, Larch and Holly. The site is currently covered by a TPO Woodland Order.

The site was originally consented for a 4 bed dwelling with a separate garage and access May 2020 ref:20/00073/FULL . Subsequently the scheme was altered under ref:22/00169/FULL, which was granted in May 2022. The latter consent grants planning for a two storey, H-shaped, contemporary dwelling. As well as a single storey garage, which is accessed from the property via a boardwalk. The proposed dwelling is approximately 250 sqm GIA (2690.98 sqft)

The land at Sandown Park is located about 2 miles east of Tunbridge Wells town centre, with its wide range of shops, cafes and restaurants. Knights Park with its multi-screen cinema, health and fitness club, restaurants and a bowling alley is circa 2.6 miles away. The meadows, wildlife and lake of Dunorlan Park is just over a mile away.

Tunbridge Wells also has a number of historical attractions including Scotney Castle, with its 14th century moated castle and Victorian country Mansion. As well as the circa 800-year-old Bayham Abbey.

There are a number of good private and state schools in the locality, including Skinner's Academy in Sandown Park and several excellent schools in Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks.

High Brooms station is about 2.2 miles, with a service to London Bridge taking circa 38 minutes. Other alternatives include Tonbridge station, which is about 5.8 miles away.

 

 


Contact : Peter Bowden

Data Room Documents to Download

Sales Details

Planning Information

Proposed Plans and Elevations