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Knights Reach
Watling Street, Stone, Dartford, Kent, DA2 8DE
Prices from £299,995 to £578,500
Welcome to the new community at Knights Reach, Dartford
Located on the former chalk quarry in Stone, Dartford, Knights Reach will be an exciting community of 763 high quality new homes with areas of attractive open space to enjoy.
The first phase of the development will offer energy efficient 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses and 2 bedroom apartments, all with flexible living spaces for modern lifestyles.
In time, residents of Knights Reach will benefit from new play areas, an on-site healthcare centre, retail units, a new Linear Parkland and a community orchard. New pedestrian and cycling routes will provide convenient connections to a wide range of local services, schools and attractions, such as St Mary’s Pre-School.
With all of this on the doorstep as well as fantastic road and rail links to Dartford, Knights Reach is the perfect place to call home for first time buyers, young families and downsizers alike.
What are you waiting for? Book in your visit to take a look at our view home and show homes: The 2 bed Beaford, The 3 bed Keeford, The 3 bed Harrton and The 4 bed Plumdale.
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About the development
The homes at Knights Reach have been designed with modern lifestyles in mind and offer a wide range of flexible living spaces. The development will have a real sense of place, with distinct character areas all linked by footpaths, attractive landscaped streets and green landscape corridors. With a mix of urban and contemporary designs, the homes at the Knights Reach will provide a variety of attractive frontages, perfectly complementing the various green spaces and wider local area.
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The perfect place to be
With everyday amenities and green open space on the doorstep, great travel links, close proximity to primary and secondary schools, Knights Reach is perfect for young couples, families and downsizers alike. Within the development itself will be two new parks, a community orchard and a new playground so you won’t have to travel far to enjoy the great outdoors. Darenth Country Park is also nearby with plenty of walking and cycle routes to explore. The village of Stone is home to an array of local businesses, shops and restaurants to cater for day to day needs. The town of Dartford is close by and offers a wider range of shops and amenities, and for a spot of retail therapy, Bluewater Shopping Centre is a short car journey away. For those who enjoy exercise there are a number of gyms in the local area. Commuters will find themselves in close proximity to both Stone Crossing and Dartford train stations, as well as to the A226 and A296 both of which have access to the M25, the A282 for the Dartford River Crossing, and the A2.
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Save thousands on Stamp Duty
Save thousands on Stamp Duty if you buy a new home before 31st March 2025
We support Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal
We donate £500 to charity appeal
Welcome to Knights Reach
Welcome to the new community at Knights Reach.
Mayor officially opens new show homes
The Mayor and Mayoress of Dartford officially opened the new show homes at Knights Reach
Knights Reach welcomes first residents
We’re delighted to welcome the first residents to Knights Reach
We donated over £29,000 to good causes in Kent in 2024
In 2024, we donated over £29,000 to charities, schools, sports clubs, and community groups across Kent
Pupils design warm welcome for new Knights Reach residents
A creative collaboration with The Brent Primary School has brought smiles to new homeowners at Knights Reach
The wider development plan
Within the development itself will be two new parks, a community orchard and a new playground so you won’t have to travel far to enjoy the great outdoors.
Local Investment
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We raise £22,000 at charity golf day
We hosted a charity golf day raising vital funds for Amber, a charity supporting young people facing homelessness.
Mayor of Dartford's Charity Appeal
Our South East team has made a £1,500 donation to the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal for 2023-2024
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Save thousands on Stamp Duty
Save thousands on Stamp Duty if you buy a new home before 31st March 2025
We support Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal
We donate £500 to charity appeal
Welcome to Knights Reach
Welcome to the new community at Knights Reach.
Mayor officially opens new show homes
The Mayor and Mayoress of Dartford officially opened the new show homes at Knights Reach
Knights Reach welcomes first residents
We’re delighted to welcome the first residents to Knights Reach
We donated over £29,000 to good causes in Kent in 2024
In 2024, we donated over £29,000 to charities, schools, sports clubs, and community groups across Kent
Pupils design warm welcome for new Knights Reach residents
A creative collaboration with The Brent Primary School has brought smiles to new homeowners at Knights Reach
The wider development plan
Within the development itself will be two new parks, a community orchard and a new playground so you won’t have to travel far to enjoy the great outdoors.
Local Investment
A house is more than just a home, it’s also about the community that surrounds it.
We raise £22,000 at charity golf day
We hosted a charity golf day raising vital funds for Amber, a charity supporting young people facing homelessness.
Mayor of Dartford's Charity Appeal
Our South East team has made a £1,500 donation to the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal for 2023-2024
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We are so confident in our customer service that we welcome trust pilot reviews from all customers.If you buy a new home in England before 31st March 2025, you could save thousands of pounds in Stamp Duty costs. After the 31st March 2025, current Stamp Duty reductions will end and the payment thresholds will change.
The price at which you do not have to pay Stamp Duty on a home will lower from £250,000 to £125,000. If you are a first time buyer, the price will lower from £425,000 to £300,000.
Get in touch with our team to talk about the ongoing changes and to discuss how we could help you to move into a new home in the new year.
Find out more about Stamp Duty here
We support Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal
We have donated £500 to the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal for 2024-2025.
The donation will be used to support two Dartford-based charities, the Little Buds Special Care Baby Unit and the Lutonia 2028 Scout Hall redevelopment. Little Buds provides vital care and support for premature and sick babies born at Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust, while the Lutonia 2028 Scout Hall redevelopment is raising funds for the renovation of the hall which has been the home place of the 3rd Dartford Scout Group for almost 100 years.
Mayor of Dartford Councillor Andy Lloyd, said: “I am truly grateful for Taylor Wimpey’s generous donation to my charity appeal. The funds will support two incredibly important organisations, both of which play a vital role in the Dartford community. Additional funding for Little Buds will help them to continue to make a real difference to those who need it most, while the renovation of the scout hall will ensure the legacy of the 3rd Dartford Scouts continues for many years to come.”
Jason Stokes, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey South East, said: “We’re proud to support the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal and contribute to two such deserving causes in the borough. At Taylor Wimpey, we’re committed to giving back to the areas where we build, and we hope this donation helps to make a positive impact in the community.
To find out more about the Mayor’s charity appeal for 2024-25, visit the Mayor of Dartford’s Facebook page.
Welcome to Knights Reach
Welcome to the new community at Knights Reach. Within the development itself will be two new parks, a community orchard and a new playground so you won’t have to travel far to enjoy the great outdoors. Darenth Country Park is also nearby with plenty of walking and cycle routes to explore. The town of Dartford is close by and offers a wider range of shops and amenities, and for a spot of retail therapy, Bluewater Shopping Centre is also a short car journey away.
Mayor officially opens new show homes
The Mayor and Mayoress of Dartford, have officially opened the new show homes at our Knights Reach development in Dartford.
Councillor Andy Lloyd and his wife Diane were special guests at Knights Reach on Tuesday 14th January, where our team guided them through the stunning new show homes, including the three bedroom Keeford and Harrton, the four bedroom Plumdale, and the two bedroom Beaford view home.
During their visit, the Mayor and Mayoress also learned about the exciting plans for the development, which will feature new play areas, an on-site healthcare centre, retail units, a Linear Parkland, and a community orchard, alongside 763 energy-efficient new homes designed to create a thriving and sustainable community.
Councillor Lloyd said: “I was delighted to open the new show homes at this exciting new development and I’d like to thank Taylor Wimpey for the invitation. It was brilliant to see how Knights Reach is progressing and to find out about the future plans for the delivery of new homes and facilities for local residents.”
Knights Reach welcomes first residents
Sheril (38), his wife Aliya (33) and their six-year-old son, Aidan, are amongst the first residents to move into a new home at this exciting new community.Having previously lived in Cutty Sark, Greenwich, Sheril and family wanted to find a home that better suited their needs in a location that complemented their lifestyle.
Sheril explains: “We had been searching for the perfect home for a while and Knights Reach stood out as the ideal choice in the right location. With easy access to Dartford railway station, Bluewater shopping centre and fairly close proximity to London, the development was a perfect fit for us.”
The family were drawn to the spacious and flexible layout of the three bedroom Aynesdale housetype. Sheril shares: “Our favourite features are the spacious living room and kitchen which both provide a beautiful view of the garden. The thoughtful design provides plenty of natural light, which creates a bright and airy feel throughout. The rooms and garden are generously sized, making the home both comfortable and inviting.”
Energy efficiency was an important factor in the family’s decision to buy a new build, as well as the reassurance of a 10-year NHBC warranty. Sheril says: “The first two years are covered by Taylor Wimpey, which gave us peace of mind.”
Sheril was impressed with the smooth and easy buying process with Taylor Wimpey. Sheril says: “Our experience was excellent. The sales team kept us informed throughout the process and guided us right up until move-in day. After we moved in, the customer relationship manager was incredibly helpful in ensuring we were settling in well and resolving any snagging issues.”
As part of their home purchase, the family also took advantage of a £14,000 deposit contribution incentive, which helped make their move possible.
Now settled into their new home, Sheril and his family couldn’t be happier with their decision to move to Knights Reach. Sheril said: “We truly believe we made the right choice with our home at Knights Reach. The build quality has exceeded our expectations, and the customer relations team has been incredibly supportive throughout the process.”
We donated over £29,000 to good causes in Kent in 2024
We supported a variety of organisations including Amber, a charity supporting young people facing homelessness, who received a £22,000 donation with funds raised during our charity golf day.
Through our Community Chest initiative, which invites Kent residents to nominate local causes for donations, we contributed £1,000 each to Making Miracles and The Christmas Dinner Folkestone.
Tom Wells, a volunteer at The Christmas Dinner Folkestone, said: “A massive thank you to Taylor Wimpey for such a generous donation.”
Kelly Wells, CEO for Making Miracles, said: “We are so delighted to receive this donation in our tenth year having supported over 5000 families locally. It will help us to continue to offer our services and provide bereavement care for people in their darkest moments. Thank you so much.”
We also supported local community events, including the Herne Bay Festival and Folkestone Armed Forces Day, and sponsored sports teams including Herne Bay FC Women and Dartford FC, with a total of £1,000 in sponsorship. Local primary schools also benefitted from donations during World Book Day and Walk to School Month.
Jason Stokes, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey South East, said: “From schools and sports teams, to community events and charities who provide vital support to people in need, giving back to the communities in which we build is at the heart of what we do. We’re pleased to have supported a range of groups in and around Kent in 2024 and we’re dedicated to doing more of the same in 2025.”
Pupils design warm welcome for new Knights Reach residents
We teamed up with pupils at The Brent Primary School to design a welcome home card for new residents at Knights Reach. The winning design, created by 11-year-old Vihaan, is now given to homeowners when they receive their keys. Vihaan also received a £50 voucher as a thank you.
Vihaan said: “I was really excited to take part in the competition and I’m so happy my design was chosen as the winning entry. I hope it makes people smile when they move into their new homes.”
Jason Stokes, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey South East, said: “We would like to say a huge thank you to the pupils at The Brent School who got involved with our welcome home card competition. The entries were brilliant and we have displayed a selection of our favourites in the sales office at Knights Reach.
“It was tough to choose just one winner but we felt that Vihaan’s design would act as the perfect greeting for our new residents.”
The wider development plan
With everyday amenities and green open space on the doorstep, great travel links, close proximity to primary and secondary schools, Knights Reach is perfect for young couples, families and downsizers alike. Located on the former chalk quarry in Stone, Dartford, Knights Reach will be an exciting community of 763 high quality new homes with areas of attractive open space to enjoy.
Within the development itself will be two new parks, a community orchard and a new playground so you won’t have to travel far to enjoy the great outdoors. The town of Dartford is close by and offers a wider range of shops and amenities, and for a spot of retail therapy, Bluewater Shopping Centre is a short car journey away. Commuters will find themselves in close proximity to both Stone Crossing and Dartford train stations.
Local Investment
A house is more than just a home, it’s also about the community that surrounds it. That’s why we’re invested in building communities that support local businesses, provide much needed facilities for the area and bring people together.
At Taylor Wimpey we are committed to supporting local communities. We’ll be contributing over £7 million towards investment in facilities and infrastructure around Dartford. Find out more about how we support communities around the UK here.
We raise £22,000 at charity golf day
We hosted a charity golf day on Thursday 26th September, at Birchwood Park Golf & Country Club, raising vital funds for Amber, a charity supporting young people facing homelessness.
Amber, which runs four centres across Kent, Devon, Wiltshire and Surrey, offers homeless young people a safe place to live, along with the support they need to pursue education, training, or employment opportunities.
Our annual golf day event saw 91 participants, including staff and contractors, take part in a team-based competition which raised an impressive £22,000. The funding will support the young people at the charity’s Downsview centre in Kent, helping them to build their skills and qualifications so they can re-enter the workplace and live independently.
Last year, we raised £18,000 for the charity which was used towards provision of services and support for young people living at the charity’s Downsview centre in Ashford.
Serita Boxall, Fundraising Manager for Amber’s Downsview Centre in Kent, said: “The golf day was a tremendous success, and we are incredibly thankful for the fantastic support we have received. Some of our young people who came along to the evening were really inspired by others they met on the day. It's been a huge boost all round and we are so grateful for the continued support we receive from Taylor Wimpey and the wonderful individuals we had the pleasure of meeting at the golf day.”
Jason Stokes, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey South East, said: “We are delighted to continue our support of Amber for the second year. Their work with young people during difficult times is incredibly inspiring, and we hope that the money we have raised will make a real difference as these individuals take positive steps towards their future. Thank you to everyone who took part in the golf day and made it such a success.”
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Mayor of Dartfords Charity Appeal
Our South East team has made a £1,500 donation to the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal for 2023-2024
Speaking of the charity appeal, Mayor of Dartford Councillor Rosanna Currans, said: “The charities I have chosen are very dear to my heart. They are all based in Dartford to help those living in the borough. They are all there to help the residents and they do a great job. It must also be said that all of them use volunteers to benefit the charities. We are extremely lucky in Dartford that so many people are prepared to give up their time freely to help others. The generosity of our residents is overwhelming and I am so proud to live here.”
Read more here We give a boost to the Mayor of Dartford’s charity appeal ‧ Taylor Wimpey
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