Foal Hurst Green
DevelopmentFoal Hurst Green, Ramsay Drive, Paddock Wood, TN12 6GP · View on map
Foal Hurst Green is a new-build development by Berkeley at Foal Hurst Green, Ramsay Drive, Paddock Wood TN12 6GP. It has freehold 3 to 4-bedroom houses across 4 property types, with prices from £549,000. 6 homes are currently available.
Prices and availability updated 19 October 2026 by Berkeley.
Property types at Foal Hurst Green
Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.
About the development
Discover new houses in Paddock Wood, Kent. Foal Hurst Green offers family-friendly homes beside Foal Hurst Wood, Kent. . Get in touch to register your interest. 3, 4 & 5 bedroom new build homes in Foal Hurst Green, Paddock Wood. 12 acres of meadows and access to the adjoining 29 acre Foal Hurst Wood. Duck pond, play areas and beautiful landscaped open spaces. Walking distance to Paddock Wood town centre, shops and amenities. New build homes located close to well-performing schools. Commuter-friendly location with trains to London Bridge in 41 minutes.
Key details
- Homes on site
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- Freehold
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Location
- Address · Foal Hurst Green, Ramsay Drive, Paddock Wood
- Postcode · TN12 6GP
- Area · Paddock Wood
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About the developer
Berkeley was founded in 1976 and is one of the UK's best known developers of new homes, building medium to large-scale developments, mixed-use and regeneration schemes, riverside apartments and refurbished historic buildings across London and the South of England. Over time it grew into several brands (Berkeley, St Joseph, St James, St Edward, St George and St William) representing partnerships with other organisations; St James (founded in 1996 with Thames Water to regenerate redundant waterworks) and St William (founded in 2014 with National Grid to transform former gasworks) are now part of the Berkeley brand.
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