Last One Remaining

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Knights Lodge

North Close, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 9PB

Rent from £2,200/pm

Purchase from £333,950

This development of 41 one and two bedroom retirement apartments is centrally located close to Lymington town centre. Situated on North Close, Knights Lodge offers beautiful landscaped gardens to the rear of the development complete with a pergola and seating area.

This market town has a wide variety of shops including supermarkets, independent boutiques and a post office. There are lots of places to eat, drink and socialise. At the bottom of the High Street a cobbled road leads to the Old Town Quay.

Don't miss out! Due to extremely high demand, there is now only one apartment remaining for sale at Knights Lodge. Call us today on 01590 678228 to find out more and book your appointment to view our last remaining apartment!

Development highlights

On-site Lodge Manager
Good transport links and train station nearby
Communal Lounge with Coffee Bar and WIFI
Guest Suite for friends and family
Landscaped gardens with patio and seating areas
Energy efficient and economical heating
Free parking
24 hour Careline support system
Secure camera entry system
Close to seaside and high street

Property details

Development type:: Leasehold · 999-year lease
Age restriction:: 60+ (Including partner over 55)
Tenure:: Buy or rent
Completion:: Ready to move into
Home exchange available:: Yes, ask our team
Lift access: Passenger lift to all floors
WE'VE ABOLISHED EXIT FEES - meaning NO unexpected costs!
Warranty:: 3 years, only housebuilder to offer as standard

Apartment 39 1 bed Second Floor East aspect Available Rent from £2,250/pm Purchase price £333,950

Purchase price £333,950 Leasehold · 999-year lease

Also available to rent £2,250/pm

Property details

Second Floor
East Aspect
548.38 sq ft
1 Beds

Service charge:: £3,461.01/year
Ground rent:: £822.98/year

Don't miss out on our last remaining apartment at Knights Lodge!

How a new Churchill apartment 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 apartments, 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.

Lymington is a Georgian waterfront market town on the Hampshire coast, a lovely place in which to retire. A high street of independent shops, a weekly market, sailing clubs, and a sea water swimming pool give it plenty to offer, with the New Forest and the Solent close at hand.

Beyond the town, the open heath and woodland of the New Forest National Park lie right on the doorstep, while a car and passenger ferry crosses to the Isle of Wight. The Solent shoreline and neighbouring towns add further scope for gentle days out.

Local highlights

The Lymington Sea Water Baths, first opened in 1833, form the oldest open-air pool of their kind in the country. Set beside the Solent, with a paddling area and sun terraces, they offer a sociable spot for a gentle swim on a warm day.

A short distance inland, the New Forest offers open heath, ancient woodland, and free-roaming ponies. Gentle walks, tea rooms, and picnic spots make it easy to enjoy the scenery at your own pace, whether on foot or by car.

Lymington's Georgian high street, one of the loveliest in the country, hosts the long-running Charter Market every Saturday. Stalls of local produce, clothing, and crafts stretch along the street, with cafés and benches close by, making for a relaxed morning of browsing.

The cobbled Quay and its marinas sit where the town meets the Lymington River, a picturesque spot for watching the boats. Waterside pubs, a gentle stroll along the sea wall, and the Isle of Wight ferry give the harbour a lively yet easy-going feel.

What our Residents say

Don't just take it from us

“Definitely do it. It is the best thing I have done. You have your own front door & can interact with the other residents as much or as little as you like. There is always help at hand if needed.”

“It’s pretty big for a one bedroom apartment, with a huge bedroom which doubles as a study. I have masses of storage space too, a big kitchen and a big bathroom. My apartment faces southwest over our glorious garden, and there is natural light at both ends of my hallway. There’s also a staircase opposite my front door, which is a big plus, so I can take the stairs and rarely need to use the lift and hallways.”