Does Kilnwood Vale have shops?
Closely linked to the natural landscape and embodying the principles of sustainable living, Kilnwood Vale also has access to a range of shops and services – and has much more to come.
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Does Kilnwood Vale have shops?
Closely linked to the natural landscape and embodying the principles of sustainable living, Kilnwood Vale also has access to a range of shops and services – and has much more to come.
How many houses are in Kilnwood Vale?
2,500 homes
With a tree-lined boulevard as its central spine and lots of green courtyards and corridors, Kilnwood Vale will have 2,500 homes and has been designed in a way that focusses upon being a neighbourly place to live.
When was Kilnwood Vale built?
2016
It boarders the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty along the A264 east of Faygate between Horsham and Crawley. The development first opened in 2016 which when complete will include 2500 households.
Where are the best schools near Kilnwood Vale?
For Primary School aged children, Kilnwood Vale Primary School will be opening as part of the Kilnwood Vale development community in September 2019. Alternatively The Bewbush Academy and St Wilfrid’s Catholic School in Crawley are both Ofsted rated ‘Good’ and both are located under 3 miles from home.
What’s new at Kilnwood Vale?
A new community of traditionally designed homes in Faygate, West Sussex. Set in 140 acres of natural open space, Kilnwood Vale will provide a new community green, neighbourhood park and sports areas for residents to enjoy in addition to the footpaths, cycle paths and bridleways.
Why invest in Kilnwood Vale?
As a modern mixed use development, Kilnwood Vale’s masterplan includes community, shopping, education and small business facilities as well as homes of the quality people in the area are looking for. It is one of the first developments in the UK to benefit from the Government’s Get Britain Building programme.
What makes Kilnwood Vale a garden city?
You can see that Kilnwood Vale is thoroughly contemporary in concept, but it also draws on the traditions of the Garden City Movement of the 19th century, with a tree-lined boulevard as its central spine and a wealth of green courtyard and corridors in between the buildings.
