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For outdoor life. For inner calm.
Kidbrooke Village has 55 hectares of open space for all to enjoy, encompassing ecology and wetland zones, a lake, sports pitches and mature trees.
Even on the buildings, nature flourishes, as many of them have living green and brown roofs to encourage biodiversity.
There's the new Cator Park and in addition, adjacent to City Point, Sutcliffe Park, an established wetland nature reserve and the winner of a prestigious Green Flag award. Throughout the year a rich variety of wildlife can be seen in Sutcliffe Park, including dragonflies, herons, kingfishers and little egrets.
All Kidbrooke Village residents therefore have valuable opportunities to enjoy outdoor life, something of a rare commodity in urban locations. Whether you want to play organised competitive sports, or simply want to get out and enjoy the fresh air at your own place, the parkland at Kidbrooke Village is a great place to recharge the batteries.
