Tovil Quarry, Maidstone, Straw Mill Hill, Tovil, Maidstone

The land comprises a long site extending to approximately 6.5 acres which was historically a quarry, active primarily from 19th to the 20th century. In the mid-1960s, the site was transformed into a paper recycling plant. All buildings on site have been demolished and the site has been excavated and levelled in readiness for development.

The site previously had Outline Planning Consent (Ref: 15/505441/OUT), as well as a Reserved Matters Approval (Ref: 18/502287/REM) for 108 dwellings together with associated landscaping and access.

The Property is located in Tovil, a parish on the south-western edge of Maidstone, Kent. Maidstone town centre is approximately 40 miles south east of Central London, 8.3 miles south of Chatham, 17.8 miles north east of Tonbridge and 18.8 miles east of Sevenoaks.

The land is situated off Straw Mill Hill, which borders the site to the north east. To the east is a land parcel owned and used by the Scout Association, and agricultural farmland borders the site to the south and west. To the north there is a substantial plot of former quarry land which is currently being developed (planning ref: MA/10/0256 & 15/509041/REM).