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Welcome to New Homes in Sevenoaks, the easy way to find new homes in Sevenoaks and the surrounding area. The town of Sevenoaks is situated in west Kent, close to the boarder with Greater London, Kent, and East Sussex. Surrounded by Green Belt land, Sevenoaks embodies much of the area's rural charm and character. Sevenoak's town centre provides a variety of small to medium sized shops set out over a traditional high street lay out. Additionally, there is a diverse range of sporting and cultural facilities available throughout the town. Sevenoaks benefits from a wealth of transport options, with the M25, M20 and M26 motorways all easily accessible, as they cross the the surrounding area. Gatwick and Heathrow airport as well as the Channel Tunnel Rail link and Channel Ports are also within close distance. New homes in Sevenoaks offer traditional rural surroundings, combined with easy access to the capital and abroad, and all the advantages of a newly built home, in the south east.

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Located in the wonderful Kent countryside of south eastern England, Sevenoaks offers tourists a range of amusement opportunities. From picturesque villages, beautiful vineyards, gardens and historic castles to the best sporting facilities in the country, Sevenoaks perfectly caters to people of all ages and interests, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk,the top new homes property website in the UK. Sevenoaks’ neigbouring towns include Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone

This history of Sevenoaks goes back many hundred years. The name originates from the Saxon term “Seouenaca” used to refer to a tiny chapel close to seven oaks in the Knole Park in around 800 A.D. Historically, Sevenoaks was part of Greater Manor of Otford, administered by the Archbishops of Canterbury. A market was set up in this town in 1200 and thanks to its great economic success; it converted Sevenoaks into a mansion in its own right.

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Things To See And Do In Sevenoaks:

Sevenoaks Leisure Centre: Situated right in the centre of the community, Sevenoaks Leisure Centre offers a range of affordable sporting activities to both members and non-members. The sports centre is home to an amazing 25 m swimming pool as well as sports halls for an array of sports including table tennis, badminton and squash. The leisure centre also offers a range of fitness lessons including aqua aerobics. Moreover, there is a huge public car parking available immediately beside the centre.

Knole Park: Founded in the fifteenth century, Knole Park was meant to be a recreational centre for the Archbishops of Canterbury away from court. These thousand acres of wonderful parkland is Britain’s sole surviving medieval deer park. Owned by Lord Sackville, the park offers visitors with a unique opportunity to get close and personal with wild deer. It also provides easy access to the Sevenoaks Environmental Park that boasts a mixture of woodland, wetlands and wild flower meadows.

Ide Hill: Known as the highest point in the whole of Kent, Idle Hill offers breathtaking views of the spectacular countryside and its many walkways provide ample opportunities to discover the local wildlife. Popular landmarks that visitors need to check out include the Hunting Lodge, where Henry VIII used to secretly meet with Anne Boleyn, as well as the Hanging Bank, the location of a former gibbet which is believed to be haunted by a ghost that raises up the benches nearby.

Stubbs Wood: Stubbs Wood is an excellent place to explore with the entire family with its array of heathland and woodland areas. The wood was nominated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to the fact that it houses an extensive variety of plants and animals, some of which are quite rare. There are also a number of magnificent and ancient beach and oak trees, making this an excellent place for a pleasant walk with incredible vistas across the spectacular Kentish countryside.

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Many famous people have had connection to Sevenoaks. Some of them include poet John Donne, writer H. G. Wells and former BP CEO Tony Hayward.

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