Esquire Developments - The Hollies, ME3

Prices from £405,000 to £750,000

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An exclusive development of thirty five, 2 – 5 bedroom homes.

Discover the relaxed lifestyle of the Hoo Peninsula, with beautiful, unspoilt countryside and stunning coastal scenery.

These high-quality new homes offer the ideal combination of a semi-rural setting with good access to local amenities.

The Hollies is the perfect place to enjoy life in a village location.

Leisure

Embrace the traditional values of country living by enjoying the surrounding, wide open spaces and immersing yourself into the close-knit community. For the hustle and bustle, pop into the lively, nearby Hoo for day-to-day essentials, social events and activities. Life at The Hollies is all about balancing work and play with simple pleasures, such as an early morning jog, a scenic sundown walk or a friendly chat with a neighbour. The setting for the development is Sharnal Street on the Hoo Peninsula, a secluded part of North Kent that sits between the Thames and Medway estuaries. The nearby village of High Halstow has a primary school, a friendly pub that serves food and a village hall, which also doubles as a limited hours doctor’s surgery. The Hoo Peninsula has an ‘away-from-it-all’ feel, yet at its heart is the lively community of Hoo St Werburgh (known simply as ‘Hoo’), which has a good selection of amenities. Pick up some shopping, visit the hairdresser or meet up with friends for a coffee. Join a yoga class at the village hall, which is a hub of community events and activities from martial arts to amateur dramatics. Enjoy a swim or a work-out at the sports centre or take the kids to one of the public green spaces for a kick-about or a summer picnic. Head a little further south and you’re in the community of Upnor on the western bank of the River Medway. It’s the perfect spot for a riverside ramble or a meal at a waterfront inn.

Shopping

Whether your idea of bliss is to spend your spare time in the great outdoors or the designer stores of a shopping plaza, North Kent’s coast, countryside and urban areas have plenty to offer. Need a new outfit? Looking for something to brighten up your home or create a garden feature? Within easy driving distance of The Hollies are the County Town of Maidstone and the Medway Towns of Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham, all of which have a mix of famous name stores and independent retailers. There’s also the Bluewater complex at Dartford, a 200-acre site with 300 stores, not to mention over 50 bars, restaurants and cafes. If you prefer to get away from 21st century living and enjoy the best that nature has to offer, you won’t have to travel far for a grand day out. Close to The Hollies is the Northward Hill Nature Reserve, which comprises over 270 hectares of grazing marsh, woodland and farmland and is home to a rich variety of birds and plants. Alternatively, head north to the Thames Estuary for lovely coastal walks or south into the glorious Garden of England. There are also several places to visit if you love history and heritage. Explore North Kent’s fascinating maritime past at Chatham’s famous Historic Dockyard. Alternatively, follow in the footsteps of writer Charles Dickens in ancient Rochester, which has an impressive Norman castle and the country’s second oldest cathedral. London is also within easy reach, so you can enjoy some exciting city life whenever you feel like it. Shop in world-famous department stores, browse the iconic street markets and enjoy world-class entertainment in the buzzing West End.

Transport

Trains run regularly from Strood and Rochester stations to London Bridge, London Victoria and London St. Pancras International as well as a range of destinations across Kent, including Canterbury and Dover. High-speed services operate to London St. Pancras International giving access to Eurostar connections to the Continent. For drivers, the nearby A2 connects with the M25 (for the Dartford Crossing and access to the wider UK motorway network) and the M2 for Faversham and Canterbury. For international travel, it’s under 50 miles to both Gatwick Airport and the Eurotunnel terminal at Folkestone.

Health

Get active, dine out or simply relax. Living at The Hollies means having every opportunity to make the most of your leisure time, from playing your favourite sport to catching the latest blockbuster movie. With a choice of sports centres, health clubs and fitness facilities in the area, you can easily incorporate exercise, that suits you, into your life. Plan a regular gym or swimming session, take a fitness class or get together with a friend or colleague for a game of squash, tennis or golf. Alternatively, take to the River Medway or the Thames for some water borne activities. As for eating out, the choice is extensive, with everything from charming country inns to smart town centre bistros. Explore the town and visit a branch of your favourite restaurant chain. Pop down to the local pub for Sunday lunch. Treat your loved one to a romantic evening out or celebrate a family occasion at a top-class dining venue. Dine by the river or drive to the coast for some fresh seafood. Maidstone and the Medway Towns also offer plenty in the way of entertainment and nightlife, from multiplex cinemas and regional theatres to music venues and clubs. Just across the river from Hoo and next to the famous Historic Dockyard you’ll find Chatham’s fashionable waterfront which is a lively, bustling area for shopping, eating, drinking and socialising.