Retirement Homes for Sale in
Cheshire
Combining picturesque countryside, historic landmarks and vibrant communities.
Discover your new retirement home in Cheshire
When you hear the word Cheshire, you probably think of its iconic Cheshire Cheese, but there is far more to this county than dairy treats. Home to the famous Cheshire Zoo, Delamere Forest and Chester Cathedral, Cheshire offers some of the most well-known landmarks and attractions in England.
With plenty of days out and sightseeing experiences on offer you will never be short of things to do, all accessible from our range of retirement villages in Cheshire.
Our retirement apartments in Cheshire are part of a peaceful retirement village where you can relax, meet new people and spend quality time with loved ones. Whether you’re busy enjoying social events with other residents in the communal Residents’ Lounge or relaxing with a good book in the gardens, you’ll always have a comfortable, private home to return to and make your own.
The facilities in your retirement neighbourhood are second to none, and your dedicated Lodge Manager means there’s always a familiar face nearby to answer any questions you may have. Our retirement apartments for sale in Cheshire are also conveniently located close to local shops, doctors’ surgeries, bank services and all the other conveniences you would expect to find in your local town centre.
County at a glance
- Developments
- 2
- Starting from
- £279,950
- Service charge from
- £2,889.48/year
- Cottages available
- No
Developments in Cheshire
Developments in Cheshire
Things to do in Cheshire
National Trust - Lyme
Lyme Park is a large estate located south of Disley, Cheshire. The estate consists of a mansion house surrounded by formal gardens, in a deer park in the Peak District National Park. Take a leisurely stroll through the tranquil gardens spotting an abundance of wildlife along the way, the perfect way to spend your retirement.
Chester Zoo
Chester Zoo is situated in Upton-by-Chester, in Cheshire. Opened in 1931 by George Mottershead and his family, it's one of the UK's largest zoos at 51 hectares. Discover over 35,000 extraordinary animals and beautiful habitats on a family day out at Chester Zoo, perfect for the grandkids.
Chester Racecourse
Recognised as the world's oldest racecourse still in operation, Horse racing at Chester dates back to the early sixteenth century. Chester is in fact a 365 days' a year operation, attracting over 330,000 visitors annually at race day fixtures and non-race day events. You can place your bets on having a fantastic day out at Chester Racecourse.
Shopping in Cheshire
Home to the renowned Cheshire Oaks, the UK's largest designer outlet with over 145 boutiques, cafés and restaurants. Cheshire also hosts an abundance of idyllic market towns including Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, and Knutsford. All crammed with beautiful boutiques, inspirational garden centres, bars, restaurants, coffee shops and much more.
County page review
“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.”
Related FAQs
Is there an exit fee when it comes to selling my Churchill property?
No, we abolished all exit fees on Churchill properties in summer 2025 so that Residents no longer pay an exit fee (also known as an event fee) when selling or subletting their Churchill property.
What type of facilities would I expect to find in a Churchill development?
All of our developments have a range of communal facilities:
- Communal grounds provide a welcome retreat for you and your friends.
- The Residents' Lounge provides the perfect venue for entertaining and socialising.
- A Guest Suite is provided for family and friends to book and stay over when visiting.
- A lift to all floors comes as standard - so heavy shopping isn't a chore.
- A free car park on every development means that spaces are available for Residents on a first come, first served basis
What safety and security features are there in a Churchill apartment?
- A camera entry system is installed and can be operated from your apartment.
- An intruder alarm is fitted to the front door of every apartment, and apartments on the ground floor also have sensors fitted.
- Smoke detection systems are fitted in all apartments and throughout the communal areas in the development.
- A 24 hour support system, for added peace of mind.
What's included in the service charge?
The service charge includes:
- Buildings insurance
- External maintenance
- Garden maintenance
- Water & sewerage
- Window cleaning
- Electricity for the communal areas
- Heating & hot water in communal areas
- 24 hour careline support
- Lodge Manager
A full breakdown of exact inclusions and costs are available for each development.
How much is the service charge?
The average annual service charge for a one bedroom apartment is £3,140 per annum and £4,700 per annum for a two bedroom. The specific service charge applicable to each individual property are made clear to anyone who is considering a purchase, and Churchill Estates Management work diligently to deliver quality, value for money services, striving to keep the service charges as low as possible, whilst ensuring all obligations are met in full.
Why would I choose to rent instead of buy?
Renting offers a flexible way to enjoy all the benefits of Churchill Living without the commitment of purchasing a property. It can be an ideal option for those who want to keep their options open, are waiting to sell a property, or simply prefer the flexibility that renting provides. Residents can enjoy the same welcoming community, purpose-built apartments and lifestyle benefits as those who choose to buy.
Thinking about moving?
Book a no obligation visit, download a brochure, or speak to our team. However you'd like to explore your options, we're here to help.