Latest house prices for Milton Regis, Sittingbourne

Milton Regis sits on the northern edge of Sittingbourne, distinct from its larger neighbour by its long maritime and industrial history. Once a wealthy royal manor and a major port for the export of Kentish corn, the area is still defined by its relationship with the Milton Creek, which connects it to the Swale. While the creek’s commercial heyday of brick-making and barge-building has passed, it remains a focal point for the community through the active sailing club and the country park nearby. The historic heart of the locality is centred around the Holy Trinity Church and the timber-framed buildings near the old High Street, including the 15th-century Periwinkle Mill site. Geographically, it is well-placed for practical needs, being within walking distance of Sittingbourne’s mainline station and having its own established local shops and primary schools, offering a more residential, village-scale atmosphere than the town centre.