MEADOWLANDS, at High Halden, near Ashford, is a new development by Millwood Designer Homes.

It comprises 15 new homes, including a range of three and four-bedroom semi-detached and four-bedroom detached homes.

It is situated off the Ashford Road in semi-rural surroundings.

Tony Lynn, Millwood’s sales and marketing manager, said: “Meadowlands really is perfectly placed. It is set in a delightful and picturesque village with stunning views of the Kent countryside and some of the homes back onto farmland.” Prices start from £220,000.

----------------------

WILSON Connolly has made two further sales on the newly-released “Piccadilly” apartments at The Village, St Augustine’s development in Chartham.

The ground floor apartment was bought for £149,995 and the second floor apartment at £154,995. Both were sold in record time.

Caron Hutchins, sales manager, said: “We made the announcement only a few weeks ago that reservations could now be made on the new release homes. The accommodation at St Augustine’s is highly desirable, made evident by these two very quick sales.

“We are clearly providing our purchasers with exactly the right blend of spacious, flexible, modern day living at affordable prices.”

The sales centre is on 01227 732599 or visit www.wilsonconnolly.co.uk.

--------------------

KENT-based Hillreed Homes has released the second phase of homes at its Victoria Place development in Cantelupe Road in Bexhill-on-Sea.

The site comprises 15 three-storey townhouses. Released for sale is the Elstead house type, an imposing property with flexible living accommodation to suit modern lifestyles.

It features a hall with cloakroom, kitchen and dining area, integral garage, first floor living room and third bedroom/study and on the second floor, is the master bedroom, second bedroom and bathroom.

The price is £191,950.

The show home is open seven days a week.

Phone 01424 736486 for details.

---------------------

Smaller housing developments are more successful and sustainable than big ones, according to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. Chairman Nigel Smith said: “We need to be careful to ensure that we don’t end up rebuilding the featureless estates of the 1960s.”