Just off Junction 7 of the M20 at Maidstone • Monday to Saturday - 9:00am to 6:00pm • Sunday 10:30am to 4:30pm
Some shops late night opening FREE parking Shopmobility: 01622 730519
Back past Notcutts Emporium and we come to more of Notcutts Garden Centre, with everything from local food, produce, drinks and BBQs to garden and indoor furniture. You’ll also see the Coffee Corner Restaurant. Open all day, their popular menu is bound to have something to tempt you.
Also in this area you will find Edinburgh Woollen Mill with a wide range of clothing for ladies and men, plus many accessories and Hotter Shoes. Nauticalia is also here, a shop where you could spend quite some time looking at its fascinating range celebrating Britain’s maritime heritage. Just along from there is the relatively new Hammonds Furniture store, the UK's leading fitted bedroom company with over 80 years of experience.
At this stage you might think that is all there is, but you would be wrong. Turn left out of the exit and you will see Model World. Step inside to see radio controlled planes, cars, boats and helicopters right through to the latest in train sets and Scalextric.
Continue round past Model World and you will come to the courtyard. This pleasant area contains the new Bricks Coffee House, where you can enjoy fresh barista-made coffee, tasty
Bricks Coffee House in the Courtyard
sandwiches, paninis, wraps, cakes and gateaux. There is also the Noble House Chinese Restaurant & Takeaway. Pure Hairdressing and Pure Beauty can also be found in the courtyard. Pure pleasure, you could call it; it is pamper central at Newnham Court Shopping Village.
Bricks Coffee House A warm welcome awaits you
OPEN! Come and enjoy fresh barista made coffee
NOW • Latte
• Americano • Cappuccino
• Selection of fine tea’s • Frappé • Milkshakes
Open daily
Takeaway service available 01622 631022
The Courtyard Newnham Court
Bearsted Road Maidstone (Junction 7, off the M20)
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• Tasty Sandwiches • Paninis • Wraps • Cakes • Gateaux
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