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Review of the area

Ashford is a town located in Kent, England and boasts a population of approximately 69,000 inhabitants. The town is situated on the River Great Stour. Ashford’s economy is heavily dependent on the agricultural industry. Retail and rapid industrial growth also contribute substantially to the region’s economy.

Places of interest in the area include the hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve, Willesborough Windmill, Ashford Borough Museum, Ashford Green Corridor, Orlestone Forest and Woodchurch Rare Breeds Centre.

Popular sports in the area include rugby, soccer, swimming, hockey, football and cycling. There are numerous sports’ clubs located in the region. Public transportation in Ashford is comprised of the M20 Motorway, railway service including a Channel Tunnel rail Link and the London Ashford Airport.

Educational opportunities in the area are provided by almost twenty Primary Schools, about seven secondary schools and the South kent College, the Ashford School of art & Design, the Highworth Sixth Form College and The Norton Knatchbull School.

Mortgages in Ashford

There have been 126 mortgage enquiries from people who live in Ashford over the last two years. The average mortgage size for the properties in Ashford was £129994 and most people were remortgaging. 12 percent of the mortgage applications in Ashford were with bad credit rating. 15 percent of the mortgage enquiries in Ashford needed self certification mortgage.

Properties in Ashford

Ashford is located in Kent in the South East . Ashford neighbours with Kennington, Kingswood, Northdown. The average house price in Ashford is £171405 which is £39173 below the national average house price. The most popular properties in Ashford are terraced houses. The least popular properties in Ashford are flats. There are approximately 50 estate agents covering Ashford. In addition to that, there are approximately 29 letting agents covering Ashford.