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Houses on St Mary’s Island are subject to special legal and financial arrangements, which deal with:
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Most development on St Mary’s Island is carried out by Countryside Maritime Ltd (CML), a joint venture between Countryside Properties plc and South East England Development Agency.
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Most development on St Mary’s Island is carried out by Countryside Maritime Ltd (CML), a joint venture between Countryside Properties plc and South East England Development Agency.
Some parts of the development have been carried out by:
- Redrow Homes (Restharrow Way, Willowherb Close, Sallow Close, Stonecrop Close, Wintergreen Close, and Dewberry Close)
- Barratts Homes (Goldcrest Drive, Bradfords Close, Cheldoc Rise, and adjacent parts of Island Way East)
All other properties were developed by CML
Chatham Maritime Trust is not involved in any of the original construction of houses or flats on the Estate, and is unable to answer any enquiries about construction, original purchase, or snagging. Such enquiries should be directed to the original housebuilder, whose contact numbers can be found on the back page of the Maritime Messenger|
Chatham Maritime Trust can offer guidance on rentcharge arrangements, and on matters such as rentcharges, alterations, restrictive covenants and onward sales for houses on St Mary’s Island.
Chatham Maritime Trust is not involved in any of the original construction of houses or flats on the Estate, and is unable to answer any enquiries about construction, original purchase, or snagging. Such enquiries should be directed to the original housebuilder, whose contact numbers can be found on the back page of the Maritime Messenger|
Chatham Maritime Trust can offer guidance on rentcharge arrangements, and on matters such as rentcharges, alterations, restrictive covenants and onward sales for houses on St Mary’s Island.
