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Chartway and Hyde begin work on 135-home affordable scheme in Sittingbourne

The Swanstree Avenue scheme will deliver a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes for affordable rent and shared ownership, with the partners saying it will help meet growing demand for affordable housing in Swale.

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Chartway Partnerships Group and Hyde have started construction on a 135-home affordable housing development in Sittingbourne.

The Swanstree Avenue scheme will deliver a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes for affordable rent and shared ownership, with the partners saying it will help meet growing demand for affordable housing in Swale.

All homes will be built to Energy Performance (EPC) A standards and include air source heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle charging points.

The development will also feature sustainable drainage systems, landscaped public open space, children’s play areas, biodiversity enhancements and new pedestrian and cycle links.

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The project is being delivered by Chartway in partnership with Hyde, Homes England and Swale Borough Council.

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Construction is now underway, with the show home expected to open in spring 2027.

The first homes are due to be completed shortly afterwards, with the development scheduled for completion in summer 2028.

Oliver Jolley, group chief development officer at Chartway Partnerships Group, said: “Breaking ground at Swanstree Avenue is an important milestone and the result of the close collaboration between all of our partners to bring this development forward.

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“This development demonstrates what strong partnerships can achieve. Together, we’re delivering 135 high-quality affordable homes, while creating a sustainable new neighbourhood that has been thoughtfully designed around the needs of future residents.

“It’s exciting to see work now underway as we begin turning that vision into reality.”

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Jaime Buckley, group development director at Hyde, added: “These 135 affordable homes will give more local people the opportunity to live in high-quality, energy-efficient homes that are affordable to run, while creating a neighbourhood that residents can be proud to be part of for many years to come.

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“Working alongside Chartway and our partners, we’re delighted to be delivering homes that will make a lasting difference to individuals, families and the wider community.”

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