Why move to Sevenoaks?
Whether buying or renting, moving to Sevenoaks offers a fabulous variety of housing styles, including brand-new developments such as Bourchier Court by the station, or the high-specification Ryewood Development in nearby Dunton Green. Historic properties also abound, with the villages of Westerham, Seal and West Malling being particularly popular. In addition to the traditional Victorian and 1930s homes of the town, there are also a number of unique homes in converted oast houses, barns and country homes, for those seeking an extra measure of character.
Shopping and amenities
There’s a large Marks & Spencer Food Hall and a Waitrose in the town centre, plus a Tesco superstore at Riverhead.
Green space
There are few places where it’s possible to step off the High Street and into a 1,000-acre medieval deer park: Knole Park is one of the town’s best treasures and offers excellent walking and of course, the 365-room house now owned by the National Trust. There are many other pockets of green space within the town itself, including Bradbourne Sandpits, which runs alongside the river Darent. Nestling at the foot of the North Downs and surrounded by glorious countryside, there are ample walking opportunities locally in the surrounding villages.
