Is Tunbridge Wells a nice place to live?

Sommario:

1. Is Tunbridge Wells a nice place to live?
2. Is Tunbridge Wells in Kent or Sussex?
3. How far is Kent from Tunbridge Wells?
4. Why is Tunbridge Wells famous?
5. Is Tunbridge Wells a rich area?
6. Why are people moving to Tunbridge Wells?
7. Is Tunbridge Wells still royal?
8. Is Tunbridge Wells safe?
9. Is Tunbridge Wells worth visiting?
10. Is Tunbridge Wells bigger than Tonbridge?
11. Is Tonbridge expensive?
12. What shops are at Tunbridge Wells?
13. What's the biggest town in Kent?
14. What is the biggest village in Kent?
15. Where do the rich live in Kent?
16. Is Kent posh area?
17. Can I shop in Tunbridge Wells?
18. Who owns Royal Victoria Place Tunbridge Wells?
19. Is Kent expensive to live?
20. Why is Medway not in Kent?

Is Tunbridge Wells a nice place to live?

According to a definitive local survey, 98% of residents feel safe and secure living in Tunbridge Wells. Like any major town or city, crime does exist in Tunbridge Wells, but the region is well-policed throughout.

Is Tunbridge Wells in Kent or Sussex?

Royal Tunbridge Wells is a town in Kent, England, 30 miles (50 kilometres) southeast of central London, close to the border with East Sussex on the northern edge of the High Weald, whose sandstone geology is exemplified by the rock formation High Rocks.

How far is Kent from Tunbridge Wells?

Kent House to Tunbridge Wells by train

Journey time	From 51m
Distance	24 miles (38 km)
Frequency	15 trains per day
First train	05:48
Last train	00:18

Why is Tunbridge Wells famous?

Tunbridge Wells is known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, with history loving tourists flocking to the 'village' area on the south side of town. Here places including the High Street, Chapel Place and The Pantiles are lined with lovely old shops, pubs and townhouses.

Is Tunbridge Wells a rich area?

“Living in the large, affluent town of Royal Tunbridge Wells in west Kent isn't cheap, but families get what they pay for with an abundance of quality schools, shops, restaurants and green spaces.”

Why are people moving to Tunbridge Wells?

Tunbridge Wells is far enough away from London to have a slower pace of life, more space and more affordable properties on a like for like basis. The town is blessed with acres of public green space. The two main parks, Calverley and Dunorlan are a treat for families with a lake, ducks, play areas, cafes etc.

Is Tunbridge Wells still royal?

Today, Royal Tunbridge Wells, or Tunbridge Wells as it is more commonly called, remains a popular place to live and to visit as it maintains much of its original charm and elegance. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and just a short distance from London it is an ideal destination for a short break.

Is Tunbridge Wells safe?

Royal Tunbridge Wells Crime Overview Royal Tunbridge Wells is the safest major town in Kent, and is the 92nd most dangerous overall out of Kent's 335 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Royal Tunbridge Wells in 2020 was 68 crimes per 1,000 people.

Is Tunbridge Wells worth visiting?

It's not all Middle England these days though, and it's well worth a visit. For the more interesting and historic parts of town though, head right out of the station, down towards the high street and Pantiles.

Is Tunbridge Wells bigger than Tonbridge?

Tunbridge Wells is often thought of as the posher of the two, with property prices to reflect it, but its position as the larger of the two towns means that it has a wider range of properties, so there are more affordable properties too.

Is Tonbridge expensive?

Despite being affectionately referred to by some (mainly from Tunbridge Wells) as "Scumbridge", Tonbridge comes in at number seven in our list, with an average property price of £426,535.

What shops are at Tunbridge Wells?

Royal Victoria Place is in the upper half of Tunbridge Wells and mainly features high street chains including Top Shop, a large M&S store, WH Smith, Next, Oliver Bonas, Boots, Wilko, Sports Direct, Superdry, Hotel Chocolat, Lush, The Body Shop, Bird & Blend Tea Co. and many more.

What's the biggest town in Kent?

More interesting facts about Kent

• Maidstone is the largest town in Kent, with a population of 113,137 people (2011)
• The west Kent town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is one of only four 'Royal' towns in Britain.

What is the biggest village in Kent?

Matfield. Matfield is a small village, part of the civil parish of Brenchley and Matfield, in the Tunbridge Wells borough of Kent. It was awarded the title of Kent Village of the Year in 2010. Its village green is the largest in Kent.

Where do the rich live in Kent?

So here are the ten priciest parts of Kent to live in - counting down from ten.

1. Sevenoaks. Does this come as a surprise?
2. Cranbrook. Cranbrook, over which Union Mill stands proudly (Image: Tony Grist)
3. Edenbridge. ...
4. Tunbridge Wells. ...
5. Westerham. ...
6. Tenterden. ...
7. Tonbridge. ...
8. Bexley. ...

Is Kent posh area?

The town offers an affluent country lifestyle whilst being very close to London. That has affected house prices considerably. As a result, it has for many decades been very popular with more affluent commuters. It is a relatively young town demographically with 82% of the population being under 64.

Can I shop in Tunbridge Wells?

Shopping in Tunbridge Wells offers a truly unique experience! The combination of specialist shops and famous high street names, in a charming and historic setting, makes the town a very popular destination for shoppers, especially those looking to blend a little bit of retail therapy with a spa break or sumptuous meal.

Who owns Royal Victoria Place Tunbridge Wells?

Hermes Real Estate The centre was opened by Diana, Princess of Wales on 21 October 1992 after 36 months of construction....Royal Victoria Place.

Entrance to Royal Victoria Place from Calverley Road
Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMap
Opening date	21 October 1992
Developer	MEPC Developments
Owner	Hermes Real Estate

Is Kent expensive to live?

While Kent CC benefits from fairly good incomes and reasonable house prices for the region it is in, it suffers from low employment and a lot of overworking, as well as a very high cost of living, and this is why it has fallen into the lower half of Uswitch's Best Places to Live in The UK Quality of Life Index results ...

Why is Medway not in Kent?

Are the Medway Towns part of Kent? ... Just that Medway opted out of being under Kent County Council control back in 1998. Keen to have more control over its roads and services, Medway Council was formed by the amalgamation of Gillingham Borough Council and Rochester-upon-Medway.