Bellway - Cedarcroft

Those with young families will be encouraged by an excellent surrounding schooling system. Wilmington offers a primary school, two single-sex grammar schools, and Wilmington Academy secondary school all within walking distance a little over half a mile from the development.

Additional primary options include Oakfield Primary Academy a 10-minute walk away, and Westgate Primary School five minutes' drive away. Further secondary options are available in Dartford, Bexleyheath, and Stone.

Higher education can be found on the doorstep with North Kent College just minutes away from Cedarcroft. This institution offers courses for school leavers, as well as apprenticeships, commercial courses, and vocational courses for adults. University goers are within a reasonable commute of a wealth of campuses across Kent and London.

Cedarcroft's closest bus stop it just two minutes' walk away, with local services providing shuttles into Dartford as well as other destinations including West Kingsdown and Swanley.

Dartford train station is an eight-minute drive away, an important local connector with rail services to much of the surrounding area including several destinations in London leaving regularly. Depending on the London station and time of day, these journeys can be as quick as 30 minutes.

For motorists, the A2 and M25 are an eight- and 12-minute drive away, respectively. These are the key connectors from the development across the county and into the capital.

London City Airport is a 34-minute drive away, and Gatwick is around twice this, offering global travel to a wide range of destinations and connecting locations.

Beyond two hectares of landscaped green area within the development, this carefully chosen location in Wilmington enjoys the natural benefits of semi-rural surroundings. There are a variety of picturesque walking routes on the doorstep, while cyclists can make use of dedicated lanes and trails worked into local infrastructure.

Oakfield Park and Oakfield Lane Playing Fields are both close by for dog walks, while Dartford's Central Park is a lovely spot for a family picnic - just a mile away. The Kent countryside close by is dotted with interest too, including national forest Joyden's Wood, Eagle Heights Wildlife Foundation, and a choice of well-maintained golf courses for keen players.

For exciting family leisure, look no further than Bluewater Shopping Centre, just a 12-minute drive from the development. Alongside renowned shopping and dining, Bluewater hosts a 17-screen cinema, two adventure parks, a football arcade, a trampoline park, and even England's longest zipline experience.

For everyday essentials, residents have a supermarket just four minutes' drive away to keep cupboards stocked, with a further choice of the favourite brands within a two-mile radius. Dartford offers plenty in the way of local shopping and dining, with a fusion of popular department stores, independent vendors, a pedestrianised high street, and indoor shopping centres. Blend this with a selection of cafes, a bustling hospitality scene, and some award-winning dining, Dartford covers a wealth of desires for trips out.

As well as a variety of leisure, Bluewater Shopping Centre primarily covers retail as the name suggests, with over 200 stores covering a variety of purposes. It is one of the largest shopping destinations in Europe, drawing millions of tourists every year. 50 cafes and restaurants serve shoppers too, helping spenders take a load off and refuel with menus to satisfy all budgets, tastes, and occasions.