New to the market and ready for occupation Summer 2026. A spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace home with room to grow and all the ease of a modern build.

Description

If you’re craving more space, better comfort, and a fresh start, 2026 could be the year to make your move.

Less to look after, more time for what matters. This brand-new 3-bedroom end of terrace home offers room to grow and is ready for occupation Summer 2026, simply move in and enjoy low-maintenance, modern living.

Set within the highly desirable village of Lamberhurst, this newly constructed three-bedroom end of terrace home combines contemporary design with energy-efficient living and a thoughtfully planned layout, perfectly suited to modern lifestyles.

To the rear, a bright and spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room forms the heart of the home, featuring an elegant shaker-style kitchen, quartz worktops, and integrated Bosch appliances. French doors open onto a private rear garden, laid to lawn and complemented by an Indian sandstone terrace, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. A separate sitting room provides a comfortable retreat for relaxing evenings.

Upstairs, two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a further single bedroom. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a sleek en-suite shower room, while the remaining rooms are served by a stylish family bathroom.

Designed with comfort and efficiency in mind, the property includes an air source heat pump and underfloor heating to the ground floor. Outside, there is block-paved parking to the rear.
Finished to a high standard throughout, this exceptional home offers a superb opportunity for those seeking modern village living, brand-new, easy to maintain, and ready for occupation Summer 2026.

Location

Lamberhurst is a quintessential Kentish village brimming with character and community charm. At its heart lies the River Teise. Orchard Downs is directly linked to Lamberhurst village centre and Scotney Castle by a network of historic footpaths.

The village retains all of the ingredients for a comfortable life, including a general store with Post Office counter, village hall, nursery and pre-school, primary school, central common, a Café and St Mary's Church

Local eateries including The Brown Trout, The Vineyard, The Chequers and The Elephants Head are all steeped in history yet catering for modern tastes.

Once in Tunbridge Wells (approx. 8 miles), there is a feast of retail, hospitality and cultural delights. Often described as the Covent Garden of Kent, The Pantiles brings together boutiques, bars, pavement cafés and live jazz, set against a splendid Georgian colonnade. The top end of town is where you'll find two theatres, The Amelia Scott cultural hub, Royal Victoria Place shopping centre and more award-winning restaurants.

With Tunbridge Wells also noted for its grammar and faith schools, historic architecture and open spaces, it's no wonder the town has been voted one of the UK's best places to live by The Sunday Times.

Square Footage: 1,066 sq ft



Additional Info

Images are of a typical Scotney house and are for information only

Reservation Fee: £2,500

If you change your mind before exchange of contracts, the developer can retain monies from your reservation fee to cover legal and admin costs incurred. Costs incurred will be confirmed to you on cancellation.

Electric: Mains
Water: Mains
Drainage: Mains

This development is covered by Build-Zone - Code of Conduct for Home Builders

The Developer
A B Canham & Son and Canham Homes
At the heart of Canham Homes lies a proud heritage built on over five decades of experience, traditional craftsmanship, and unwavering family values. That story begins with A B Canham & Son, a name synonymous with building quality homes across Kent for more than 50 years.