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Church View, Stoke Road, Hoo

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Surrounded by green open space and impressive views towards the River Medway, Church View is located to the south east of Hoo St Werburgh and offers a collection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses to suit a variety of buyers with tailored incentives also available. 

Launching 1st & 2nd June 2019, 2 bedroom homes from £279,995.

Stoke Road - Hoo - Rochester - Kent - ME3 9BL

01634 471710

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  • Overview

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    New homes in Hoo

    Church View is a superb development of two, three and four bedroom homes located off Stoke Road in Hoo St Werburgh.

     

    The development is surrounded by green open space and benefits from far reaching views towards the River Medway. With the countryside right on the doorstep there are plenty of scenic walking and cycling routes for residents to enjoy.  

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    From the north-west, leave the A2 at the A289 exit towards A228 to Gillingham/Grain. Continue onto Hasted Road via the A289. At the Four Elms roundabout, take the first exit onto Four Elms Hill/A228 and continue to follow the A228. A the roundabout, take the first exit onto Peninsula Way/A228. At the next roundabout, take the second exit and stay on Peninsula Way/A228. Follow the road to the next roundabout and then take the third exit onto Ropers Lane. At the next roundabout take the second exit onto Stoke Road.

     

    From the south-east, leave the M2 at Junction 1 and take the A289 exit to A228/Gillingham/Grain. Follow the A228 for approximately two miles before taking the third exit onto Ropers Lane. Continue to the end of the road and take the second exit at the roundabout onto Stoke Road.

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  • Community

    Community benefits

    In addition to the provision of both market and affordable housing and onsite open space, we will be providing financial contributions towards the following:

    • Highway improvements at the A228 Peninsular Way (junction with Main Road, Hoo)
    • Nursery provision
    • Primary education
    • Secondary education
    • Waste and recycling
    • Local GP surgeries
    • Off site provision of outdoor open space
    • The Great Lines Heritage Park
    • Habitats regulations

     


    Children at Hundred of Hoo Academy celebrate World Book Day donation

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    To mark World Book Day, which took place on Thursday 7th March, we donated £250 to Hundred of Hoo Academy to go towards some new books for its pupils to enjoy.


    Emma Elwin, Principal at Hundred of Hoo Academy said:“Reading is such an important life skill and something that we encourage all of our pupils to do more of. Having new books to get stuck into helps to keep up an enthusiasm for reading and we would like to thank Taylor Wimpey for their kind donation. We can’t wait to add to our library and share new stories with each other.”


    Jason Stokes, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey South East said: “Books are a fantastic way for children to learn about the world around them and to feed their imaginations. We were delighted to offer a donation to Hundred of Hoo Academy to help them to celebrate World Book Day and hope that the new books will be enjoyed for years to come.”


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This development is managed by the South East Taylor Wimpey regional office