076 PROPERTY NEWS ROUND-UP
Kent developer wins
LATEST DANDARA LAUNCH PROVES POPULAR
The launch of a new phase at Church View has highlighted the development’s enduring popularity, with many properties already sold. A diverse mix of homes feature within
the latest release, drawing a wide range of buyers to Dandara’s unique development, situated just 400m from Tenterden’s broad and bustling tree-lined high street. The new phase includes two, three and
four-bedroom houses, plus – for the fi rst time at Church View – a selection of one and two-bedroom contemporary apartments. Available from £255,000 (one-bedroom), the stylish apartments have been carefully designed to complement the attractive street scenes at Church View, which are characterised by the traditional Kentish
architecture Tenterden is renowned for. As well as these fantastic apartments, the latest phase also includes a great mix of two, three and four-bedroom houses: The Brook – a two-bedroom end-terrace or semi-detached home, priced from £345,000 – and The Rye, a two-bedroom plus study and also a three-bedroom house, priced from £385,000. Available exclusively at the development as a detached or semi- detached property, The Hythe is a three-bedroom house featuring a dual- aspect living room on the ground fl oor with double-doors leading to the rear garden, and is priced from £480,000. • Visit
dandara.com
bronze at national awards Kent-based Esquire Developments is celebrating its success after winning an award in the 2019 WhatHouse? Awards, known as the Oscars of the UK housebuilding industry, held at London’s JW Marriott Grosvenor House, Park Lane. Esquire’s commitment to delivering small-scale, quality dwellings, tailor-made for modern living earned it bronze in the Best Small Housebuilder category, for developers building fewer than 100 homes per year. Based in Longfi eld and founded in 2011 by childhood friends Paul Henry and David Braddon, the company developed 65 units through the award period, from 1st January 2018 to 20th June 2019. Esquire’s portfolio includes developing old, disused agricultural sites and building two to fi ve-bedroom properties. As well as providing housing, the company engages in the communities it builds in by sponsoring sports teams and charities. • Visit
esquiredevelopments.com
NHBC RECOGNITION for local site manager
A Boughton Monchelsea site manager has once again been recognised on a regional scale for his work at a local new homes development. Martin Barth, 51, from East Peckham
has been presented with two high-profi le awards, including a Pride in the Job and Seal of Excellence by the National House Building Council (NHBC). The awards were presented to Martin, who works for Tonbridge-based AB Canham
(Fernham Homes sister company), and his team in recognition of the outstanding workmanship at Boughton Park development, in Boughton Monchelsea. Most recently, Martin also won the
NHBC’s Best Small Housebuilder award for London and the South East, the most prestigious regional award that a site manager can hope to achieve. Individuals are only chosen when their site is run to the highest standards, and consistently produces new homes of outstanding quality. Fernham Homes currently has a range of four and fi ve-bedroom houses available at Boughton Park, with prices starting from £399,995 and Help to Buy available. • Visit
fernham-homes.co.uk
The South East HOMEBUILDING & RENOVATING Show is back!
Homeowners in the South East could see an average increase of £4,815 per square metre in the value of their home by extending it, according to Leisure. For those who wish to know more about maximising space while increasing a home’s worth, The South East Homebuilding & Renovating Show returns to Farnborough from 18th-19th January, bigger and better, with 50% more exhibitors than last year. • For more information, visit
farnborough.homebuildingshow.co.uk
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