Garden calm, with village life nearby.
A coffee on Maling Road, a walk through Canterbury Gardens, then home to space that feels considered and calm. Altamira combines generous homes, a shared garden and Canterbury’s heritage character, with apartments, townhouses and penthouses designed for different ways of living.

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The home collection includes two and three bedroom designs, with different outdoor spaces and levels of accommodation. Large kitchens and open living areas make family meals and entertaining feel natural. Selected study areas add flexibility for work or a quieter hobby.

The landscaped Central Garden creates a shared outdoor retreat, with seating and views towards the church’s stained-glass façade. JCB’s brick architecture and heritage elements give the setting a character rooted in Canterbury.

The all-electric design includes induction cooking, high-performance glazing and heat-pump hot water. Solar power is planned for common areas, while rainwater supports the landscaping. These practical design choices put everyday comfort at the centre of the home.

Canterbury Gardens leads towards Maling Road’s cafés, food shops and village atmosphere. Canterbury station and the Anniversary Trail add options for getting around, giving daily life a balance of local pleasures and connections further afield.
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