Living in Chalk
Chalk is a picturesque suburb located in the Gravesham borough of Kent, known for its blend of rural charm and urban convenience. The area boasts a rich history, with quaint residential streets and local amenities that cater to a diverse community. With its proximity to the River Thames, residents can enjoy scenic walks and outdoor activities, making it an appealing choice for families and professionals alike.
The neighbourhood features a mix of traditional and modern housing, offering options for various budgets. Local parks, such as Chalk Park, provide green spaces for recreation, while the nearby town of Gravesend offers additional shopping and dining opportunities. Chalk's transport links are also a significant draw, with easy access to major roads and nearby train stations connecting residents to London and beyond.
Diverse property types
From modern homes to charming period properties.
Highly rated schools
Local schools provide quality education for families.
Excellent connectivity
Quick access to London via Gravesend station.
Riverside proximity
Enjoy walks along the River Thames and nearby parks.
What's happening in Chalk
In pictures: Family day at Notting Hill Carnival
Sunday is traditionally the more family-friendly day of Carnival, featuring the Children's Day Parade.
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Celebrating 60 years of Notting Hill Carnival
Crowds take to the streets of west London to enjoy family day in the bank holiday weekend sunshine.
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Three Kent restaurants added to prestigious Michelin Guide including vegan spot and traditional pub
An all vegan spot, a traditional pub and a city centre French restaurant have made the prestigious list
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The quaint train station that's nowhere near the Kent village it's named after
The station is right next to a charming pub
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Bus route to restore link between city and towns
A new bus route will connect Canterbury with South Thanet after a campaign by residents and an MP.
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‘The mourners had started drinking early but it wasn’t until 5pm that the fists started flying’
It’s a wild afternoon for Secret Drinker as he gets embroiled with a wake in a town centre pub.
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