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Hobby Drive, DOVER, CT16 3FX

All the houses in Image have been completed and one was inhabited, while the others were still waiting to be sold. Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/

Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/ They are also visible in the image of Image

Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/

Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/ This image of Image was taken from the same location.

Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/ This was Image in August 2018, before any building work had started on the land to the left of the road.

The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes https://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/ This was Image, when the houses were under construction.

Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes http://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/

A similar view of Image was taken in August 2022. The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes https://halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park

This was Image in September 2021. The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes https://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/

This was Image in May 2019, before any houses had started to be built on the land to the left of the road. Planning permission was granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/10/01010 for an “outline planning application for the construction of up to 1,400 units, comprising a mix of 2-5 bed units, 66 bed care home (Class C2) and supported living units, with vehicular access off the A256; provision of new 420 place 2FE primary school including early years provision, energy centre and local centre comprising up to 250sqm of retail space (Class A1-A3) along with all associated access arrangements, car parking, infrastructure and landscaping, with all matters (except the means of access off the A256) reserved for future consideration (revised proposals)”. The description of the location was Phase 1, Whitfield Urban Extension, (land southeast of Archer’s Court Road). The site has been named Richmond Park by Halsbury Homes https://www.halsburyhomes.com/richmond-park/