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Castle View, HYTHE, CT21 4BF

The houses are being built on the Martello Lakes Housing Development and this is Image after these houses had been completed. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE.

The road is part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development and this is Image when these houses were being constructed. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”.

Admiral Drive is part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE.

Castle View is part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE. I assume the building referred to in the road name is Lympne Castle but it is hidden from view here.

The road, part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development, describes a crescent with another Image junction a little further along Cornflower Avenue. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”.

This road is part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE.

Castle View is part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE. I assume the building referred to in the road name is Lympne Castle.

The road, part of the Martello Lakes Housing Development, describes a crescent with the other Image junction a little further along Cornflower Avenue. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for the “outline application for mixed use development comprising residential development (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq.m); local centre (500 sq.m use classes A1/A2, 500 sq.m use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre /community facilities (1,000 sq.m use class D1); public open space (8.5 HA); structural open space (10.3 HA); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 HA); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”. The location was given as Nickolls Quarry, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE.

The Martello Lakes development is being extended and these are some of the houses under construction. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y06/1079/SH for “outline application for mixed use development comprising (1050 dwellings); employment development (use class B1, 15,000 sq m); local centre (500 sq. metres use classes A1/A2, 500 sq metres use classes A3/A4/A5); community centre/community facilities (1,000 sq metres use class D1); public open space (8.5 hectares); structural open space (10.3 hectares); retention and alteration of water bodies (retained area 15.5 hectares); provision of two new access points to Dymchurch Road; and site restoration including raising of land levels”.