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Roundwell Park
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Roundwell Park is an exciting addition to Bearsted Village in the County Town of Kent. A collection of 43 substantial four- and five-bedroom detached homes will create a thriving new community, set within walking distance of local facilities, the village green, and the 26 protected acres of Bearsted Woodland Trust.
The properties will offer a modern, energy-efficient, and spacious style of living, designed specifically for modern life. Rarely found at a new development, each property at Roundwell Park is detached, occupying a significantly sized plot for maximum privacy and an exceptionally generous garden. Exterior architectural details are quintessentially Kentish, with the use of traditional weatherboarding, fine brick detailing, tile-hung elevations, timber struts, and exposed rafter tails.
As standard in every property will be a dedicated study, a utility room, fitted wardrobes, an en-suite to the master bedroom as a minimum and outstanding levels of thermal insulation. Externally, each house will benefit from two car parking spaces and an electric vehicle charging connection point.
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The beauty of Bearsted
Home to arguably one of the most attractive village greens in the county, Bearsted remains a hugely desirable corner of Kent. While the essence of village life is on your doorstep – The White Horse country pub, a lawn tennis club, a cricket club, Bearsted Golf Course, Majors Lakes Angling Club and schools – the village benefits from its own train station, with Charing Cross just over an hour away.
The village green itself provides a stunning focal point with the trio of Oak on the Green, Fed on the Green and Fish on the Green providing pub, café and restaurant settings, respectively. The open space also hosts an annual programme of fayres, music shows, farmers’ markets and cricket matches, which bring the community together. On the village’s fringe is Bearsted Woodland Trust, which invites walkers and cyclists to explore woodlands, wildflower areas and meadows covering 26 acres.
