Be Inspired

It’s been nearly three years since we broke ground on the first three phases of Rochester Riverside, Medway’s £419 million landmark regeneration scheme, delivered by Countryside and Hyde, one of the largest housing associations in the country.

As access to nature and sustainability increasingly become front of mind among home buyers, garden towns and villages have never been more appealing.

Countryside caught up with Cheryl Hammond, the founder of Fleur de Thé. Rochester-based tearoom and gift shop located a five-minute walk from its waterside development, Rochester Riverside.

Hoxton, where our Dash development is located, has emerged as the go-to destination for lovers of quality shopping.

Countryside caught up with Anthony Dyer, 39, the founder of Hoxton-based brunch spot and coffee shop Friends of Ours, located just a short walk from its new development Dash.

We recently caught up with the head coach at Cantabrigian RUFC – affectionately known as Cantabs. The home of amateur rugby in Cambridge, the club is located just a short walk from Aura, our latest development at Great Kneighton.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer specialising in placemaking and regeneration, has given children in Wakefield an important lesson in construction site hazards and also donated equipment for social distancing, in line with its community safety initiative.

Countryside catches up with Leeanne Westwood, Museum Curator at Valence House Museum in Barking & Dagenham.

The latest addition to the thriving new development of Newhall, in Harlow, Base represents an exciting opportunity to become a part of a still-growing neighbourhood, which brings together traditional community values with a contemporary way of life.