From the
https://www.kentonline.co.uk By Dan Wright, 12 April 2018.
Shepherd Neame confirms it is in talks over pub at
Conningbrook Lakes in Ashford.
Shepherd Neame says it is in talks about opening a new lakeside pub
at the Conningbrook Lakes development in Ashford.
Contrary to earlier media statements provided by the brewery, bosses
at the Faversham-based company say they are in discussions with Ashford
Borough Council about opening a restaurant on the site.
The lakes development will see 300 homes built close to the Julie
Rose stadium off Willesborough Road.
How the pub could look.
Little Burton councillor Marion Martin (Con) - who is on the
Conningbrook Lakes Country Park committee - says she has worries about
the scheme.
"I want it to be a success, but I am concerned," she said.
"I am not against people wanting to buy a house by a lake, but I do feel
that the infrastructure for Kennington is already questionable.
Where the homes will go.
"I wish it well, but the infrastructure has got to be improved."
From Saturday, off-plan buyers – who decide to buy a home before
building has started – can start to purchase properties on the site.
The scheme, which is a joint venture between Westerhill Homes and
Latimer Homes, will offer a mix of two, three, four and five-bedroom
homes.
Plans for new homes at Conningbrook Lakes.
Construction of a show home next to the Julie Rose Stadium has already
begun, and it is due to be completed by the summer.
A sales and marketing suite is expected to open on the site at the end
of June.
An appointment only off-plan sales event will be held at Eastwell Manor
in Boughton Aluph on Saturday.
For more information, visit
www.conningbrooklakes.com
The Conningbrook scheme is part of about 1,700 homes now proposed for
the outskirts of Kennington, including 700 at the so-called Big Burton
development and 625 off East Mountain Lane.
Developers are proposing a 300-space park and ride service as part of
the scheme next to the "Old Mill" pub, which has sparked scores of
complaints from residents.
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