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Allhallows Park

Fresh air and wonderful position close to the Thames Estuary attract the retired as well as the young to this seaside park. Most of the homes on the park are served by mains gas, while tarmacadam roads and neat gardens typify park standards that match the surrounding modern housing development.


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• About Allhallows Park
• Services and utilities


About Allhallows Park

Schools and shops are nearby, while residents can enjoy a round of golf on the adjoining golf course. The park is only a few hundred feet from the Thames Estuary and the area has plenty of wonderful walks and riding trails, as well as offering excellent access to nearby sailing clubs and other activities.

For those wishing to wander further afield, the area is well served by a good road network which enables easy access to much of the north and east Kent coast. A bus service operates from the park entrance into the nearby towns of Chatham and Gillingham. For residents who are still working, commuting into London or the suburbs is also an option using the M25 and appropriate A-roads. There is also a commuter service from the road outside the park that departs for London at 4am and returns at 4pm.

The Channel Tunnel is within easy driving distance via the M20, as is the main port of Dover, offering easy access to Calais for a days shopping or further exploration into France.

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SERVICES AND UTILITIES

Pitch fees

Pitch Fees are payable monthly in advance on the first of each month by direct debit. The 2008 pitch fee is £134.78. The pitch fee is reviewed annually on the 1st of January.

Water and sewage

Water is supplied by the Park and invoiced on a quarterly basis. Sewage is paid by each resident directly to the supplier on a quarterly basis.

Gas

Mains Gas is supplied and is billed directly by your chosen gas supplier.

Telephone

Telephone lines are available directly from BT to all homes. Broadband is also arranged directly with the service provider, subject to availability.

Electricity

Electricity is supplied to each home through a meter outside the home that is read quarterly to record the units consumed.

Council Tax

Council Tax is payable directly to the council. All homes on the park are Band A, which is £862.21 for 2008.

Pets

Pets are welcome on the park provided they are kept under control and are not a nuisance to other residents.

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Map of Allhallows Park (click and drag to move)


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