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Thursday 02 February 2012 8:46 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 10:54 am

FOCUS ON: TUNBRIDGE WELLS

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DOWN HOUSE
Price: £1.1m

A five bedroom Georgian house, situated in the edge of a village setting, with off-road parking, garden and extensive grounds.

Contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or knightfrank.co.uk

FERNCLYFFE
Price: £3.6m

Gigantic home featuring entrance hall, four reception rooms, conservatory, kitchen, games room, utility room, eight bedrooms, dressing room, and five bathrooms Contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or knightfrank.co.uk

BETH HOLME
Price: £1.6m

A six bedroom Edwardian family house with detached coachhouse two miles from town. Has well kept gardens and is bounded by woodland.

Contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or knightfrank.co.uk

OLD BULLINGSTONE
Price: £1.25m

Four bedroom property on a quiet rural lane with a detached barn comprising a games room reception/dining room, playroom/bedroom. Also features large gardens and grounds with woodland.

Contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or knightfrank.co.uk

FOREST ROAD
Price: £735,000

Spacious four bedroom property close to the town centre of Tunbridge Wells, featuring an internal garage and parking and an attractive courtyard style garden

Contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or knightfrank.co.uk

EXPERT VIEW | AREA INSIGHT

Nick Wheeler of the Country House department at Knight Frank said: “The pretty villages and market towns surrounding Tunbridge Wells make the area an attractive option for would-be buyers wanting a change of lifestyle. Access to renowned schools, excellent shopping and good transport links ensure that good quality, character homes continue to attract good demand. The market for prime country property in the area has been relatively strong with two common themes – the subject property must be of quality and the guide price must be competitive. Once these two objectives are met, strong sales have been achieved. Given the wider economic conditions we do not predict that the market will see much change in the foreseeable future.”

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