The property scene in Maidstone is varied and included homes from the medieval, Tudor and Jacobean periods, boasting the 15th-century farmhouse Parsonage Farm and the early 17th-century Thurnham Court. You can expect to find Victorian, Edwardian, 1920s, 1930s, 1950s as well as modern houses in Maidstone.
If you’re looking for Edwardian semi-detached houses, head in the direction of Bower Mount Road, Bearstead, Yalding and Thurnham. Older properties are more popular in Maidstone, with 294 sold in February 2021 compared to just 3 new builds. You’ll need a RICS building survey if you’re buying older properties, especially period properties. It’s the most in-depth survey and will look at the building’s structure and condition.
The Boatyard in Maidstone is home to modern 2-4 bedroom homes. You’d require a homebuyers survey for these type of properties. Allington, Acorn Close and Arundel Square all offer Shared ownership properties too. Maidstone has over 2,000 listed buildings and 41 conservation areas. You’ll need the help of a property surveyor for a listed building survey if you’re purchasing a listed building in Maidstone.