These spectacular million-pound homes are tucked away in some of Kent’s hidden villages and parishes.

Developers have been given the green light to build 10 luxury clifftop homes on the site of an abandoned school.

A developer thrust into the spotlight after building imposing flats likened to “The Titanic” has allayed fears they will become holiday homes.

Who needs the Hollywood Hills? Party like a millionaire this summer with these luxury Kent homes.

A married couple’s viral video about living with parents has highlighted how first-time buyers in Kent are struggling to get on the ladder.

A developer has defended his plans for an eco-friendly block of flats - as some residents fear it is "too much for our little town".

A new sports hub is proposed to accommodate football, padel tennis, a golf driving range and a restaurant, along with 100 new homes.

The former boozer has been turned into a five-bedroom house - but the pub sign still hangs over the door.

A proposal to build 52 homes on an established orchard has already attracted 200 objections.

Flats which have been sitting empty for a decade and targeted by vandals have been refurbished in a bid to deter anti-social behaviour.

A planning application has been officially submitted to transform a former secondary school built in the 1960s into hundreds of new homes.

A large house dating back more than 300 years is going under the hammer.

Councillors are resisting the loss of a care home described as a valuable community asset.

‘Eyesore’ greenhouse nurseries could be torn down and replaced by up to 21 homes after land in a Kent village went on sale for £2.2m.

Residents claim their public transport options are not good enough to support their growing villages.

We take a look at the new housing estates changing the face of this part of Kent.

A housing developer has launched a public consultation on plans for more than one hundred homes.

A listed home opposite a village green and in a conservation area is under offer at a “bargain” price.

Work has started on a new retirement complex previously labelled “farcical” by a town’s new mayor.

Permission has been granted for flats for the over 60s in a borough desperately in need of older living accommodation.