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Property of the monthKent’s extensive coastline means that getting a little bit of it for yourself shouldn’t be too difficult. But for proper sea views and a life of real luxury, you might have to splash out a little READ MORE »  OTHER ARTICLES
Property of the month - Wisdoms, ChipsteadOnce the village butchers, this beautiful village home is a gardener’s dream READ MORE » 
Designs for lifeA celebration of architecture in Kent and the south east taking place this month hopes to give us all a better understanding of the built environment READ MORE » 
Property of the MonthThis former nunnery in Southfleet is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts
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Property of the Month - Mead House, SpeldhurstFor a cool £2m, this attractive country home with pool, stables and tennis courts near Royal Tunbridge Wells could be yours READ MORE » 
Down on the farmWith many Kent farms selling their inherited farmhouses to raise capital, now is the time to snap up some rustic property READ MORE » 
Park lifeWith house prices constantly on the rise, more people are looking for an attractive alternative to put a roof over their heads. Park homes could be the answer READ MORE » 
Going, going, goneBuying a property at auction is becomingly increasingly popular, but make sure you get your sums right first READ MORE » 
Who want's to be a millionaire?Soaring property values has led to a huge increase in millionaires in the south east, but how is this impacting on the housing market in Kent? READ MORE » 
| Property of the Month - Tunbridge WellsThe hardest part of buying a house in Tunbridge Wells is deciding on the type of architecture you’d like. We make it easy with this beautiful town house. READ MORE » 
Property of the Month - Summerhayes, in HytheHaving inspired artists and writers for hundreds of years, Kent’s coast is a fascinating and picturesque place to live. For a cool £1.3m, you could have your own piece of it READ MORE » 
Property of the monthOur featured property this month is a magnificent country house, thought to date from the late 19th century, and set in 6.5 acres of landscaped parkland. READ MORE » 
To move or not to move?With interest rates on the rise, and the cost of moving house prohibitive, is anyone out there actually moving house anymore? READ MORE » 
Living on the edgeLocation has always been the primary concern for homebuyers in Kent, but an increasing number are seeking unique and unusual properties to call home READ MORE » 
Parisienne walkwaysNow Paris is just a train ride away, nipping to your continental retreat has never been easier – here’s your guide to buying in France READ MORE » 
A foot on the ladderBuying your first home is a nightmare without generous parental support. So what’s the situation like in Kent? READ MORE » 
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All the Weald's a stage
With a magnificent High Street, a theatrical heritage, Regency architecture and a friendly atmosphere, Tenterden is a town you’ll want to keep coming back to
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Homeless young gardeners win heritage award
Homeless young people have been rewarded for their work at Scotney Castle. The group, who receive support from Centrepoint, has won the regional group award for heritage from the Nationwide Community and Heritage awards
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Interview: Frazer Thompson of Chapel Down
Frazer Thompson, managing director of English Wines Group and chairman of the Institute of Directors in Kent, talks about his path from beer to award-winning native wines, producing Kentish ‘fizz’ for the 2012 Olympics, serendipity, and rugby
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