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Hedge Barton Park

The homes at Hedge Barton are set amid landscaped lawns and flowerbeds in luscious Kent scenery. An integral part of the adjacent village of Fordcombe, Hedge Barton is one of the prettiest parks in the region. Surrounded by mature trees and countryside, the park is a superb place in which to enjoy a tranquil and peaceful retirement.


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• About Hedge Barton Park
• Services and utilities


About Hedge Barton Park

Fordcombe village has a church, school and public house, while nearby Royal Tunbridge Wells has a wide range of shops, restaurants and medical facilities. Retaining much of the charm and elegance of its Georgian heyday, Royal Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area remains a favoured destination for those who want to enjoy elegant surroundings in the countryside just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of London.

The park is ideally situated, offering access to a number of major roads leading to the south and east coasts as well as the motorway systems linking into the M25. An easy drive via Maidstone enables access to the Channel Tunnel for daytrips and vacations in France. There is a bus service which operates from the village into Tunbridge Wells from where other connections can be made, including mainline rail services.


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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 £136.78. 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

LPG Gas on the park is provided in LPG bottles that can be purchased directly from a range of suppliers. These bottles can be delivered directly to the park.

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 £925.69 for 2008.

Pets

Cats are allowed on the park, at the manager's discretion. Dogs are not allowed.

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Map of Hedge Barton Park (click and drag to move)


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