Faversham's historic Market Place, beneath the 16th-century Guildhall, hosts a traditional market several days a week, with fresh produce, plants, crafts, and household goods. Level paving and handsome surrounding streets make it a comfortable place to potter, shop, and pause for a coffee.
Faversham Cottages
Jubilee Way, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8GD (opens in new tab)We are delighted to announce that we’ve received planning approval for a collection of 3 exclusive two bedroom retirement cottages in the sought after town of Faversham. These cottages are a great alternative for those looking to downsize and maintain a higher level of independence beyond apartment living.
Our cottages typically attract purchasers that want the benefits of living alongside like minded neighbours, in addition to maintaining a life of independence. You have the option to be part of the main Lodge community if you wish via a small club membership fee which allows you to benefit from the community activities and events, but this is completely optional.
Cottages have the benefit of dedicated parking and a private garden which is great for those with pets, we even provide a small shed in the garden for storage. Cottages are sold freehold and also benefit from a straightforward management arrangement which provides services such as window cleaning, communal garden maintenance and a 24-hour careline support, ideal when thinking about the future. These cottages will be part of a wider retirement community featuring a collection of one and two bedroom apartments.
Faversham boasts excellent rail connections, making it an easily accessible destination for both Residents and visitors. The Southeastern Railway operates the station, offering direct services to London St Pancras International, London Victoria, and London Cannon Street. It also serves as a key stop on the route connecting London to the coastal towns of Margate, Ramsgate, and Dover, with direct trains available to Canterbury East. Surrounded by picturesque countryside, Faversham features several parks and green spaces that provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The town hosts a vibrant array of cultural events, markets, and festivals throughout the year.
Our new development is ideally situated just 0.3 miles from Welcome Co-op, a bakery, bus stops, and Faversham Recreation Park. Within 0.5 miles, you’ll find the Post Office, Tesco Superstore, and Faversham town centre, which offers a diverse range of amenities.
With all of this on your doorstep, you could not ask for a more perfect location!
Register your details with us today and receive updates for this retirement development, coming soon!
Development highlights
- Low maintenance lifestyle
- 24 hour Careline support system
- Walk-in wardrobe to main bedroom
- Ground floor shower room on selected cottages
- Private garden with shed
- Exclusive Lodge club membership
- Energy efficient and economical heating
- Open plan kitchen
- On-site Lodge Manager
- Private allocated parking
Property details
- Development type:
- Freehold
- Age restriction:
- 60+ (Including partner over 55)
- Tenure:
- Buy or rent
- Ground rent:
- None
- Home exchange available:
- Yes, ask our team
- WE'VE ABOLISHED EXIT FEES - meaning NO unexpected costs!
- Warranty:
- 3 years, only housebuilder to offer as standard
How a new Churchill cottage could help reduce your costs:
We offer some of the lowest service charges in the retirement sector which is why many of our Residents are pleasantly surprised to find that the service charges work out lower than what they were paying, in comparable costs, on their previous home.
This is because the service charge combines a wide range of services and property-related expenses into a combined cost. Residents find they benefit from a more manageable and easier-to-budget lifestyle, without having to worry about unexpected maintenance bills.
We always aim to keep the service charge cost as low as possible, and we provide a full budget breakdown for all our Residents, consulting with them on this every 6 months.
The service charge covers:
- The cost of your dedicated Lodge Manager
- Security systems
- 24-hour Careline call monitoring system
- External maintenance of the building and grounds
- Heating & lighting of communal areas
- Provision of furnishings in communal areas
- Building insurance
Who is responsible for the management of the Lodge?
All developments are managed by Churchill Estates Management Limited, our own property management company, so you can be confident in the expertise of our team operating under the Churchill Group.
No exit fees, meaning no unexpected costs!
In 2025 we announced that Residents will no longer pay any exit fees when selling or subletting their cottages, making the process far more straightforward and hassle-free. Whilst many retirement housing providers still apply fees, we have set a new standard by abolishing them entirely - helping to provide greater peace of mind and making life simpler both for Residents and their families!
Calculating your savings...
We appreciate everyone's household costs will differ which is why we encourage Customers to complete a 'Savings Calculator' with one of our Sales Executives. This calculator is designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of the value in our easy to budget Service Charge.
Faversham is a historic market town in Kent, dating back to Roman times, with a high street of well-known brands and independent shops and eateries. Handsome old buildings, a lively market, and good rail links to London give it real appeal, making it a rewarding place to enjoy retirement.
Beyond the town, Faversham Creek winds out toward the Swale and the north Kent marshes, with level waterside walks and abundant birdlife. Canterbury, Whitstable, and the coast are a short drive or train ride away for wider days out.
Local highlights
Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer, has been based in Faversham since 1698. Guided tours explore the brewing process and the town's long ale-making heritage, ending with tastings, while the visitor centre and shop make for a sociable, gently paced outing.
A gentle walk from the centre follows Faversham Creek out among historic warehouses, boatyards, and moored sailing barges. Level paths, open views, and waterside pubs make it an easy way to enjoy the town's maritime and industrial past at a relaxed pace.
The Chart Gunpowder Mills, the oldest of their kind in the country, sit within a short walk of the centre, a reminder of Faversham's explosives-making history. A quiet green setting and level paths make this an easy, interesting stop on a gentle stroll.
What our Residents say
Don't just take it from us
“I have been very happy since moving to Lewis Carroll Lodge. There are a lot of activities every week and I have made many friends. Fay and I have a great time going to the theatre, out for lunch or sometimes just wandering round the town. I have never had such a busy social life.”
“The cottages here were exactly what I was looking for. Having my own space and a gorgeous little garden to continue one of my favourite hobbies made the decision so easy for me.”
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