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The new homes at Empire Park have been designed for modern, luxury living. Set within a hidden valley in Greenhithe, Empire Park provides a peaceful haven to call home. There is a sense of tranquillity and exclusivity, but with the benefit of having Bluewater, one of largest shopping centres less than 2 miles away, and great travel connections, not only to London, but to Europe, from nearby Ebsfleet Station.

With Bluewater on your doorstep, you’ll never run out of things to do. With over 300 stores and 50 restaurants, bars and cafés, a 17-screen Showcase Cinema de Lux (including IMAX), Pirate Cove Adventure Park, Soft Play Centre, Nature Trail and Gravity Trampoline Park, there is something to entertain everyone – whatever the weather.

Active residents will enjoy making the most of the outdoor spaces on their doorstep, from riverside walks along the Thames, to exploring the shaded woodland of Beacon Wood Country Park or Swanscombe Heritage Park.

For longer walks and to explore some of the country’s finest countryside, no less than three Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty are under an hour’s drive from Empire Park – Surrey Hills, High Weald and the Kent Downs.

With Ebbsfleet International on your doorstep, it has never been easier to visit Europe’s must-see cities.

Nearest Schools:

• Knockhall Primary School – Primary – 0.22 km
• The Craylands School – Primary – 0.82 km
• Cherry Orchard Primary Academy – Primary – 1.45 km
• Manor Community Primary School – Primary – 1.48 km
• The Ebbsfleet Academy – Secondary – 1.69 km

Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, the High Speed service running from Ebbsfleet International station will speed you into London or the continent!

Nearest Stations:

• Greenhithe – 0.5 miles
• Ebsfleet International – 1.3 miles

By Train from Greenhithe:

• London Bridge – 36mins
• London City Airport – 43mins
• London Charing Cross – 49mins

By Train from Ebbsfleet International:

• London St Pancras – 17mins
• Calais – 44mins
• Brussels – 1hrs 50mins
• Paris Gare du Nord – 2hrs 15mins
• Disneyland Paris – 2hrs 29mins

The small scenic town of Westerham is known as ‘the gateway to the Garden of England’. Home to Churchill for much of his life, it’s one of the most sought-after places to live in Kent, and it’s not hard to see why. It offers the perfect balance of country living and a contemporary lifestyle. The pretty chocolate box town is full of history and buzzing with boutiques, bars and restaurants, and a buzzing café culture that includes independent coffee shops and vintage tea rooms.

In the wider Westerham community are a host of gems – many tucked away in the glorious Kent countryside. Westerham Brewery’s Tap Room is where the finest locally-produced craft beers and ales can be sampled or for a glass of something sparkling and vintage, make a beeline for Squerryes Vineyard & Winery.

The countryside around Westerham makes it a popular area for both walkers and cyclists, and the town has an active ramblers group.

Book a round at Westerham Golf Club, which is set against a stunning North Downs backdrop, or visit one of three local National Trust properties – Chartwell, Quebec House and Knole. The latter country residence is in Westerham’s close neighbour, Sevenoaks – a larger hub for additional shopping, schooling and socialising choices.

Westerham has a number of local primary schools. Churchill CofE in Rysted Lane, Limpsfield CofE Infant School in Oxted, Crockham Hill CofE in the village of the same name, Amherst in Witches Lane in Sevenoaks and Lady Boswell’s CofE, also in Sevenoaks.

Co-ed prep schools in the area include Hazelwood in Oxted and St Michael’s and Russell House in Otford.

Slightly further afield, both Sevenoaks Prep and Radnor House in Sevenoaks are popular independent co-ed schools. New Beacon Boys Prep school is also located in Sevenoaks.

Sevenoaks School, co-ed ages 11 to 18, is one of the oldest and most respected schools in the country, receiving the award for Sunday Times Independent Secondary School of the Year in 2008 and 2018.

Nearest Schools:

• Churchill CofE Primary School – State School – Ofsted: Good – 0.3 miles
• Valence School – State School – Ofsted: Good – 1.2 miles
• Limpsfield CofE Infant School – State School – Ofsted: Outstanding – 2.1 miles
• Crockham Hill CofE Primary School – State School – Ofsted: Good – 2.2 miles

Westerham is close to the M25 giving you easy access to London and the airports. Commuters can travel to London from Sevenoaks (trains to Charing Cross and Cannon Street in just over half an hour); or Oxted (trains to Victoria and London Bridge between 28 and 40 minutes).

Nearest Stations:

• Oxted Station 3.1 miles
• Hurst Green Station 3.1 miles
• Edenbridge Station 4.2 miles

By Train:

• Oxted to London Bridge 33 mins
• Oxted to London Victoria39 mins

By Car:

• A21 – 4.5 miles
• M25 – 7 miles

Linton Hill’s beautiful church, together with its village hall, public house and cricket club, form the backbone of this endearing community. Set on the slopes of Greensand Ridge, Linton Hill offers a captivating countryside backdrop and the very best in outdoor living. Of immediate prominence are the panoramic views over the Garden of England – a glorious 360° vista that can easily be explored thanks to a number of local footpaths and bridleways. Meander through deer park, open fields and orchards – admiring a number of listed buildings and manicured gardens along the way.

There’s plenty to do in and around Linton Hill – you can walk the Greensand Way, follow the River Beult or play a round of golf at The Ridge, Leeds Castle or the Weald of Kent – local golf courses with immaculate greens. Nearby Mote Park is a picturesque setting, with 450 acres of grassland, woodland, rivers and a 30 acre lake. ‘The most beautiful castle in Kent’, Leeds Castle, is close by while Maidstone town centre offers a vast array of retail, cultural and leisure facilities.

The Bull Inn is one of Linton Hill’s most famous aspects, known for its panoramic views enjoyed from a sweeping terrace, while Linton Park – with 12 hectares of ornamental gardens and a Grade I listed stately home – is another local landmark.

Families have a rich choice of educational options in the private, grammar and state sectors, with a popular pre-school operating out of the village hall. Also close by are Boughton Monchelsea Primary School, Sutton Valence Preparatory and Senior Schools, and Dulwich Preparatory School.
Closest schools:

• Cornwallis Academy State – School – Ofsted: Good – 0.7 miles
• Coxheath Primary School – State School – Rating: N/A – 1.1 miles
• Boughton Monchelsea Primary School – State School – Ofsted: Good – 1.1 miles
• Loose Primary School – State School – Rating: N/A – 1.7 miles

Commuters benefit from good connections via three train stations, each within a short drive of the homes. The closest, Marden, is 3.6 miles from Hillside Park and offers frequent services to London Bridge (48 minutes), Waterloo East and Charing Cross. The A229 quickly connects Hillside Park to the M20 (6 miles) and M25 beyond.

Nearest Stations:

• Marden Station 3.6 miles
• East Farleigh Station 4.0 miles
• Maidstone West Station 4.3 miles

By Train:

• Marden to Ashford International – 25 mins
• Marden to London Bridge – 48 mins
• Marden to Charing Cross – 58 mins

By Car:

• Maidstone – 3.8 miles
• Marden Station – 3.6 miles
• M20 – 6 miles