Christian Fields

Settlement in Kent Gravesham

England

Christian Fields

Car park at Jeskyns Community Woodland Credit: David Martin

Christian Fields is a small residential area located in the district of Ebbsfleet, Kent, England. Situated approximately 20 miles east of London, it is part of the wider Swanscombe Peninsula development. The area is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal place for families and professionals seeking a suburban lifestyle within close proximity to the capital.

Christian Fields benefits from excellent transportation links, with easy access to major road networks including the A2 and M25, providing convenient routes to London, Dartford, and other neighboring towns. The nearby Ebbsfleet International railway station offers high-speed train services to London St Pancras in just under 20 minutes, making it a popular choice for commuters.

The residential properties in Christian Fields are predominantly modern, with a mix of detached and semi-detached houses, as well as some apartment buildings. The area boasts well-maintained green spaces, including parks and playgrounds, offering residents opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Local amenities are within easy reach, with a range of shops, supermarkets, and restaurants located nearby. Bluewater, one of Europe's largest shopping centers, is just a short drive away, providing residents with an extensive selection of retail, dining, and entertainment options.

Christian Fields is also surrounded by a number of notable attractions, including the historic town of Gravesend, the beautiful Kent countryside, and the picturesque Thames estuary. Overall, Christian Fields offers a peaceful and convenient residential location with excellent transport links and a range of amenities, making it a desirable place to live in Kent.

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Christian Fields Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.418959/0.37660448 or Grid Reference TQ6571. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Car park at Jeskyns Community Woodland

David Martin

Pylons seen from Church Road, Ifield

This is Church Road, Ifield, just to the south of New Cottages. The fields hereabouts are completely dominated by a set of three power lines and associated pylons.

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Pylons seen from Church Road, Ifield

This is Church Road, Ifield, just to the south of New Cottages. The fields hereabouts are completely dominated by a set of three power lines and associated pylons.

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Pylons seen from Church Road, Ifield

This is Church Road, Ifield, just to the south of New Cottages. The fields hereabouts are completely dominated by a set of three power lines and associated pylons.

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Pylons seen from Church Road, Ifield

This is Church Road, Ifield, just to the south of New Cottages. The fields hereabouts are completely dominated by a set of three power lines and associated pylons.

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Grassland in Jeskyns Community Woodland

Jeskyns is a brand new country park created by the Forestry Commission as part of the Thames Gateway from 2006 onwards. It lies between the Channel Tunnel Rail Link and Cobham, and consists of 360 acres of grassland, 130,000 trees, wildflower meadows and orchards, as well as ponds. It partly replaced two large chalk pits of dumped rubbish. There are also a number of attractions for children, dog exercise areas and a cafe. See Link

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Grassland in Jeskyns Community Woodland

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Pylon in Jeskyns Community Woodland

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Ifield Court

This is Ifield Court an imposing country house with non-mechanical automatic grass mowing equipment..

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Footpath to Ifield Court

This footpath runs across a wheat field from near the drive to TQ6469 : Ifield Court to a minor road near Jeskyns Farm. The farmer has run a tractor across it to designate the route. The photo was taken looking towards Ifield Court.

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Ifield Court Oast, Church Road, Ifield, Kent

During conversion to dwelling.

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Ifield Oast House

On access road, off Church Road. Roof undergoing repair works to its tiling, can not seen cowl (the oast roof top) must also be under repair. Seen from footpath past Ifield Court to Church Road, near New Cottages.

David Anstiss

Footpath across Church Road

Footpath from Henhurst Road, near Henhurst Hill (right marker of nearest post) and path from Henhurst Road, near Dabbs Place Farm (left marker of nearest post), crosses road towards Ifield Court and then Wrotham Road.

David Anstiss