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IN THE HEART OF GRAVESEND, KENT.
ON FOOT
IN THE CAR
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45 seconds to the local Gym (so you have no excuse!)
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1 minute to the Thamesgate Shopping Centre
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2 minutes to the St Georges Shopping Centre
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2 minutes to Asda
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2 minutes to Gravesend Train Station
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3 minutes to the River Thames
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​7 minutes to the A2
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10 minutes to Bluewater Shopping Centre
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15 minutes to the M25
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30 minutes to Gatwick Airport
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30 minutes to London City Airport
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40 minutes to Stanstead Airport
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Under 60 minutes to Central London Attractions or coastal towns such as Whitstable, Margate, Folkestone, Ramsgate.
BY TRAIN
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23 minutes to London St Pancras
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Under 60 minutes to coastal towns.
HIGH SPEED RAIL LINKS
PROPOSED ELIZABETH LINE EXTENSION
WHY GRAVESEND?
Out of the top ten growth locations for property in England, Kent takes the floor with 6 places out of the 10 (according to Rightmove). Kent is an affluent location, with high home ownership rates and has delivered consistent capital growth and better resilience to market down turns. With London’s outer zones creeping in to Kent in the East and less than an hours drive away, some of the countries most beloved coastline to the West.
With demand for commuter locations with easy reach of London, along with the revival of coastal areas and a huge under supply of housing, Kent’s growth can be expected to continue outperforming the rest of the country.
Positioned alongside the world-famous London Thames, Gravesend was mentioned in the Doomsday book (1086.) and was once one of the most important ports in England, given the sole rights to transporting passengers to and from London in the 14th century.
Gravesend has strong associations with important historic figures, including Charles Dickens, Pocahontas, General Gordon and others. And is a hugely popular location with professionals working in the city but prefer more quiet lifestyle outside of the 9-5.
Gravesend is an area that’s been recognised as a hotspot by several BTR (Build to Rent) developers such as Reef Group, Strawberry Star and Aviva Investors, as well as smaller SME developers accounting for over 3,300 residential units in pipeline
KEY
1. CLIFTON SLIPWAYS.
Planning for 227 apartments.
2. NORTH KENT HOSPITAL
Planning for 115 apartments.
3. MARKET SQUARE
Planning for 242 apartments.
4. CUSTOM HOUSE
Planning for 27 apartments.
5. LORD STREET
Planning for 156 apartments.
6. FORMER POLICE STATION
Planning for 75 apartments.
A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR GRAVESEND
With arguably the most undervalued property prices for its proximity to London, Gravesend is in line for some major regeneration and investment, offering huge potential for capital growth.
From major infrastructure, an under supplied housing market, a final stop for the proposed Elizabeth line, and recognised by central government in the form of a £20m ‘Levelling Up’ fund, Gravesend is a pocket within Kent well suited to anyone’s portfolio.
Gravesend ranked 5th best commuter hotspot in UK from 'mylondon' 2019.
Gravesend has second youngest age in Kent at 39.5 years.
Over 100,000 sq ft of commercial space in pipeline.
£416,750 average house price in Kent.
Earmarked for The UK Disney Land Project – showcasing it’s unrivalled location and accessibility.
Proposed extension of the Elizabeth Line.
Lower Thames Crossing in pipeline.
Gravesend average rent showing an increase of 29.05% in 2 years.
KENT: THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND
Welcome to Kent, a captivating county nestled in the heart of Southeast England, renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant communities.
Known as the “Garden of England,” Kent boasts picturesque countryside dotted with orchards, vineyards, and historic landmarks, including the iconic White Cliffs of Dover and the majestic Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Key attractions in Kent include the enchanting Leeds Castle, often dubbed the “loveliest castle in the world,” and the charming seaside towns of Margate, Broadstairs, and Whitstable, each offering unique coastal experiences and delectable seafood cuisine. For nature enthusiasts, the sprawling expanses of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provide endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and exploration.
Transport links in Kent are excellent, with high speed rail services connecting the county to London in under an hour, making it an ideal commuter belt and a gateway to the capital. Additionally, the Port of Dover serves as a vital transportation hub, offering ferry services to continental Europe, further enhancing Kent’s connectivity and accessibility.
Kent’s ongoing regeneration initiatives are transforming the region, revitalizing urban centers and enhancing community amenities.
From the bustling city of Canterbury to the cultural hub of Folkestone, regeneration projects are breathing new life into historic landmarks, creating vibrant spaces for residents and visitors alike to enjoy.
The Number ONE destination for Londoners...
“From its proximity to the capital to its stunning beaches and coastal views, there are plenty of reasons why Londoners would want to leave the city for a quiet life in the Garden of England.Therefore, it’s no surprise Kent has been named the top destination for those leaving Greater London, followed by Essex and Surrey.”
Kent Live
Kent accounts for 60% of
the top ten performing
locations in England for
capital growth in the
last 10 years.
Renowned cultural towns and cities.
Benefit from the London 'Ripple Effect' for half the price of investment bubbles such as Manchester or Birmingham.
Consistently recognised in the international media as one of the best places to work and live in the UK.
City life or countryside,
just 15 minutes in
either direction.
Kent has 350 miles of coastline.
Kent is one of the largest counties in England, with a resident population of 1.8 million.
Kent attracts
65 million visitors
every year.
33% cheaper house prices on average.
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