Yorkstone Paving in Tunbridge Wells

Royal Tunbridge Wells is a Georgian spa town built on stone — the Pantiles, the colonnades along the lower walks, the substantial Georgian and Regency villas of Mount Sion and Calverley Park. The conservation work in the town centre is some of the strictest in Kent, and the surrounding villages of Speldhurst, Frant, Langton Green and Pembury carry similarly substantial garden stock. Yorkstone has done well in Tunbridge Wells projects for as long as the town has been a destination — the heritage register expects natural stone, and the budgets allow for it.

We supply across the TN1, TN2, TN3 and TN4 postcodes. The work splits across the full Yorkstone range: reclaimed for Georgian and Regency renovations where matching existing paving is essential; aged Greetland for new garden builds in the Crowborough and Southborough catchment where the weathered look is wanted from the first season; riven for traditional designs that benefit from hand-finished texture; sawn for the modern extensions and indoor flooring continuations becoming more common around Pembury.

The Cranleigh yard is forty-seven miles south-west of Tunbridge Wells via the A21 and A22. Delivery to the TN postcodes is straightforward next-working-day on stocked items; bespoke cuts for steps, copings and threshold work are done at the yard by our own stonemasons before delivery.

For sample visits, the Cranleigh showroom holds all four finishes — riven, sawn, reclaimed and aged — in parallel, which makes comparison straightforward. Samples also travel by post free of charge.