Local fact sheet
Maidstone's homes, by the numbers
Maidstone in the 2021 census: 71,207 households, 81% houses, 18% flats.
Maidstone is the most owner-occupied town in this part of Kent, at two households in three, and it is a house market — a third semi-detached, a quarter detached, with fewer flats than anywhere comparable. Floors here are usually bought by the people who will live on them, and specified for a longer horizon.
Maidstone’s housing stock ranges from Georgian and Victorian townhouses in the historic centre to leafy interwar semis in Bearsted and Barming, plus extensive new-build estates. As the county town on the River Medway, it draws London commuters, growing families and buyers seeking character homes within reach of oast-house countryside.
The borough runs from the town centre out onto the North Downs, and the housing goes with it: Grove Green and Vinters Park are modern estate, Fant and Oakwood older, and the villages beyond hold stock of every age. That spread means the subfloor question has no single county-wide answer.
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