Skylark, The Maude, New Romney, TN28

A striking three bedroomed terrace residence, built to an exceptional standard with an integrated kitchen and open plan living room making it ideal for busy families or couples who like to entertain. The first floor offers three generously proportioned bedrooms alongside two well appointed family bathrooms.

This small, exclusive development has been thoughtfully designed and expertly crafted, blending architectural excellence with meticulous attention to detail. The homes are built using the finest sustainable materials, ensuring both elegance and eco-friendliness.

Every effort has been made to achieve exceptional energy efficiency, incorporating outstanding insulation, high-performance double glazing, low-energy lighting, and an advanced Hive smart heating system. To support local wildlife and promote sustainability, hundreds of trees and hedges have been planted. Eco-conscious construction practices and the use of responsible resources further enhance the environmental integrity of the development.

Each property is unique, with distinctive kitchen and bathroom designs. Standard features include high-quality Vado and Roca sanitary ware, Grohe taps, Benchmarx kitchens with integrated appliances, oak internal doors, and brushed chrome fittings.

The exterior of the homes combines composite weatherboarding with exposed brick, creating a visually appealing and individual fa?ade for each property. The development also offers off-road parking and an electric vehicle charging point, ensuring both convenience and sustainability.

SITUATION:

The Maude is located in the heart of New Romney's thriving community, with its sports recreation grounds bordering the development. Here, you'll find a local football, netball, and cricket club. Additionally, a leisure centre, cinema, library, and the bustling high street with independent shops and eateries are all less than half a mile away.

The Dymchurch and Hythe Railway, known as 'Kent's Mainline in Miniature,' connects to the Cinque Port town of Hythe and the Dungeness National Nature Reserve.

Towards the coast, you can explore your adventurous side with a variety of outdoor activities, including sailing, windsurfing, swimming, and golf.

From the development, you can walk to St Nicholas Primary and Marsh Academy Senior School. A little further away, you'll find the popular Brockhill Park Performing Arts College, Folkestone Grammar School for Girls, and Harvey Grammar School for Boys?all accessible by public transport.

Hythe, just 9 miles away, is home to some beautiful hotels with stunning views overlooking the beach. Behind it, swathes of parks and greenery lead to the Napoleonic-era Royal Military Canal, which stretches for 28 miles and offers cycle and walking routes.

The artsy seaside town of Folkestone is around 10 miles away. Regeneration has been underway for a few years, involving everything from the new creative quarter to improved transport links and the huge redevelopment project along the seafront.

The Folkestone Triennial Festival, founded in 2008, takes place every three years and draws international artists to exhibit their work around the town. Many of the pieces remain in Folkestone, attracting cultural tourists.

Rye, just 11 miles away, is home to ancient medieval streets clustered around a sandstone hillside. An array of independent shops, caf?s, and restaurants makes it a wonderful place to visit.