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Welcome to New Homes in Tunbridge Wells, the easy way to find new homes in Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area. Situated just 30 miles south of London, the historic spa town of Tunbridge Wells offers a historical setting brimming with charm and elegance. The town owes its existence, in part to the discovery of Chalybeate Spring in 1606. Like the city of Bath, it become a popular stomping ground for royalty and the aristocracy. Awarded the title of Royal Tunbridge Wells in 1909, signifying its strong association with the monarchy, the town's prosperous history is reflected in its architecture, with numerous large Victorian town houses and Regency villas sitting alongside pretty clapboard cottages. The town centre features a unique 200-acre Common, as well as a wide variety of retail, cultural and sporting facilities and opportunities. The surrounding Wealdon countryside, offers wide expanses on unspoilt scenery, dotted with quintessentially English villages, castles, stately homes and gardens. Situated on the mainline to London, frequent direct trains to the capital take approximately 40 minutes. New homes in Tunbridge Wells offer charming historic surroundings, combined with easy access to the capital and abroad, and all the advantages of a newly built home in the heart of Kent.

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Tunbridge Wells is a market town in the County of Kent in South West England. The town of Tunbridge Wells has the official name of Royal Tunbridge Wells and has a long history. There is evidence of Iron Age settlements in Tunbridge Wells, though the town did not develop into an urban centre until the 17th century. It was a resort town until the 18th century when it experienced a construction boom.

The modern history of the town can be traced back to the expansion of railways and road networks. “The economy of Tunbridge Wells is based on tourism, retail, health services, and technology”, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Tunbridge Wells is located at a distance of 40 miles from London. It is well connected the British capital with railways and road networks and has a total population of 56,500. Major towns and suburbs near Tunbridge Wells are Hawkenbury, Kipping's Cross, Tonbridge, and Pembury. New homes in Tunbridge Wells, new apartments in Tunbridge Wells and affordable housing in Tunbridge Wells can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Tunbridge Wells website.

Places of Interest in Tunbridge Wells

The Pantiles: A colonnaded walkway was built around the houses of Georgian elite visiting Tunbridge Wells for bathing in its famous spa water. The popularity of Tunbridge Wells as a famous spa town has diminished but the place remains abuzz with activity. It now has shops and retail outlets that make the Pantiles a popular tourist attraction in Tunbridge Wells. King Charles The Martyr Church: The historic 17th century church is a popular tourist attraction in Tunbridge Wells. It was the first permanent building built in the town and has survived the test of time. Queen Victoria was a famous attendee of church services during her visits to Tunbridge Wells. It has now turned into a parish church and is used for both religious and tourism activities. Plaster work on its interior walls and paintings offer great insight into the rich history of Tunbridge Wells.

High Rocks: The iconic rock formation near Tunbridge Wells remains a popular tourism attraction. Access has been provided with the construction of eleven bridges and visitors to Tunbridge Wells can now reach the top of these rocks. Remains of a Roman settlement can be found nearby, indicating the rich historical past of Tunbridge Wells. Groombridge Palace: Another popular attraction of Tunbridge Wells is a well preserved palace. It has been used in filming of TV shows and films. This landmark building is home to a prey centre, landscaped gardens, ponds, and nature trails. A restaurant has been added to this attraction.

Dunorlan Park: It is a vast expanse of green space in the heart of Tunbridge Wells. Pleasure boating is a major activity in this park. Jogging trails are present as well as picnic areas and a restaurant. The Assembly Halls: The most popular entertainment attraction in Tunbridge Wells, the Assembly Halls has played host to major gigs, artists, and singers.

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Actor Alec McCowen was born and raised in Tunbridge Wells. Footballer Richard Rose was also born here. New homes Tunbridge Wells enables you to quickly locate Tunbridge Wells homes for sale. Shared ownership homes in Tunbridge Wells New home developments in Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells property developments New build homes in Tunbridge Wells New apartments in Tunbridge Wells New retirement properties in Tunbridge Wells Affordable housing in Tunbridge Wells

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