The vision for Tudeley Village is for a beautiful, masterplanned community, built on land owned by the Hadlow Estate in the Borough of Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
Explore Our VisionTudeley Village in numbers
1
One committed landowner with a vision for a new garden village
2
New schools – one primary and one secondary – in the masterplan
3
Neighbourhood centres – in addition to the village centre – in the proposals
11
Number of acres set aside for sport
13.1
Ratio of entry-level house prices to average earnings in Tunbridge Wells, twice the national figure.
19
Output in megawatts of the nearby Hadlow Solar Farm – enough to power 5,000 homes each year
125
Number of acres of open space proposed in the masterplan
150
Number of new homes to be built each year, rising to 200 after the first six years
929
Number of households waiting for social housing in Tunbridge Wells as of December 2020
1,900
Number of new homes proposed in the initial plan period for Tudeley Village, rising to 2,800 over 30 years
4,043
Number of people who saw the masterplan proposals online
118,371
Total in square feet interspersed throughout Tudeley Village for mixed business use
The Hadlow Estate has provided housing and jobs for people in the area for many years.
Tudeley Village would continue that provision of high quality, well-built homes, workplaces and community spaces for the next generations of residents. It would be a landowner-led, mixed-use community with a strong focus on long-term stewardship.
View our MasterplanThe Hadlow Estate is a family managed working estate in West Kent, centred on Tudeley.
The Estate comprises much of the former Somerhill Estate, the home of the d’Avigdor-Goldsmid family from the 1840s to 1981. Its predominant business is agriculture, but it also owns a range of residential and commercial properties in a variety of tenures. The Estate has significant areas of forestry and heathland under management.
The Hadlow Estate has historically been, and continues to be, an important economic, social and environmental contributor to the borough of Tunbridge Wells.