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This gorgeous home is one of the county's most looked at of late - and it's in a castle which really is fit for royalty.
Developers are finalising proposals to demolish an old asylum in order to make way for a new housing development.
A planning application is seeking permission to restore a former theatre and tearoom, and build a nine-storey modern apartment block above it.
A housing provider is looking to demolish an old block and build new flats aimed at older people in a town centre site.
Britain's oldest hospital will be converted into 155 homes over the next three years after £1.4 million plans got the nod.
An application for hundreds of homes opposite Betteshanger Park has been submitted by the new owner.
Plans for the first homes in a new village as part of a huge garden city development have been given the green light by planners.
The latest phase of a huge 1,400-home riverside development costing £417m has been given the green light.
A Kent estate agency has launched a scheme for NHS staff fighting the coronavirus to stay in properties close to hospitals at reduced rates.
House prices in one Kent town have soared by the eighth greatest amount of anywhere in the UK - here's how all areas of the county performed.
A developer says he will appeal against a planning decision after proposals for an exclusive scheme dubbed a 'millionaires enclave' were rejected.
An historic tower, which is also a family home, is back on the market - with a hefty chunk cut off the asking price.
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A three-bedroom home requiring investment was among the properties sold virtually - as one auctioneers adapts to the current climate.
Construction on a 105-home estate targeted at commuters, first-time buyers and families is set to be completed this summer.
Kent New Homes supplement is inside paid-for KM Media Group newspapers week ending April 3.
Find some peace and quiet at a cul-de-sac home by the lakes.
Concerns for the Grade I listed St Nicholas Church and increased traffic are behind 280 objections to a planning proposal in Otham.
A council is suggesting potential buyers at a caravan park get legal guidance before making a purchase, while the site's future remains uncertain.
A councillor said it was unfair to leave residents at Pilgrims Retreat with a sword of Damocles over their heads.
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