1.
Picturesque Countryside Views
Kempston Hardwick is surrounded by
captivating countryside views with several country walks and cycle paths. Take
a visit to Green Flag awarded Priory Country Park which is made up of lakes,
meadows and woodlands with open spaces for walks, fishing, boating and bird
spotting. For those interested in sport, the Addison Howard Park, another Green
Flag awarded park, hosts space for basketball and tennis courts, cricket and
football pitches and play areas for the kids.
2.
Connections to Bustling Towns
There are a number of travel
connections in Kempston Hardwick making it the ideal home for commuters. The
village offers easy access to the M1 with links to the thriving towns of
Bedford and Milton Keynes, as well as Kempston Harwick train station which can
get you to Luton in just 13 minutes. For frequent flyers, London Luton Airport
is 25 miles away from the village, with access by car or train. With Bedford
also just a short drive away, the history, heritage and attractions are
endless, including museums, river festivals and shops galore.
3.
New Community on the Doorstep
Kempston Hardwick is a part of the
rural Stewartby civil parish and borders Wixams, Bedfordshire’s newest town
which has been in development since 2007. Neighbouring this innovative
residential development, residents of Greenway Place will have easy access to
all of Wixam’s amenities, including a range of retail outlets, a healthcare
centre, a library, a sports centre, schools, parkland and open spaces.
4.
Excellent Education
Kempston Hardwick offers a wide range
of schools locally, ranging from pre-school to secondary level education,
making it a great location for families. Lakefield Lower School, Marston Vale
Middle School and Wootton Academy Upper School are just a few of the highly
regarded schools in the area - plus Luton’s University of Bedfordshire is only 10
miles away from the development.
5.
Plenty of Local Amenities
There is no shortage of local
amenities in Kempston Hardwick as the development is perfectly situated with
easy access to a nearby post office, supermarket, village hall, pharmacy and
two children’s play areas all less than five miles away. For those in need for
some retail therapy, Kempston Hardwick is not far from Bedford Interchange
Retail Park and Intu shopping centre in Milton Keynes – giving you all your
shopping needs. Not only that, but the nearby Dave Law Sports Pavilion ran by
the Parish Council holds regular events including community picnics, as well as
offering facilities such as BMX tracks, bowls club and a recreation room.
If you like the sound of a move to
Kempston Hardwick, find out more about out Greenway Place development, and the last remaining
homes. Visit www.tiliahomes.co.uk where you can take a virtual tour of the development to get a better
look at the homes on offer.