We’ve rounded up some of the most interesting lots in the county listed to go under the hammer later this month.

A former high street garage which has sat abandoned for years will be replaced by 10 flats if new plans are approved.

A town’s fifth Co-op store will open next year on a new estate where several residents have already moved in.

A graffiti-covered former pub that has sat derelict for two decades will finally be demolished after plans to redevelop the site were approved.

“Ill-thought” out and “completely alien” plans to transform a disused garage into a block of flats have been thrown out.

A dad says he has no plans to remove an illuminated sign of his late son from a town centre building - despite a council refusing permission.

A leading estate agents group has added another Kent brand to its growing portfolio.

Plans to demolish a block of old science labs and replace them with 11 family homes have been rejected over fears of cramping nearby houses.

A sprawling manor, once a country escape for the deans of Canterbury Cathedral, is back on the market with an almost £1 million price drop.

A former-sub-postmaster once supported by TV comic Vic Reeves has launched a bid to transform his now empty Post Office into part of a family home.

Plans to turn a former church into homes have been rejected over concerns about “unacceptable” living standards and impact on the surrounding area.

A planning inspector has overturned a council’s refusal of a new estate with more than 100 homes near a Kent village.

A dad transforming a town centre building into flats is locked in a planning battle with a council over an illuminated sign of his late son.

A housebuilder has bought the last piece of land it requires to complete its riverside regeneration project.

A council has purchased 26 properties at a new-build estate which will be used as affordable homes, the first to be built for many years in the area.

We visited a rundown block of flats set to be turned into modern seafront apartments - where families facing eviction fear ending up homeless.

A row between developers and councillors over the rebuilding of an historic wall has delayed the transformation of a long-empty pub.

Work is to start on dozens of new homes on land previously occupied by a derelict 1970s sheltered housing block.

Divisive plans to demolish a “scruffy” building to make way for new homes and shops are set to be approved, despite concerns over parking.

Exclusive: More than £4 million of taxpayers' money was “wasted” on a failed seafront development without a brick ever being laid.