Retirement villages and apartments for sale in
Norfolk
Miles of unspoilt coastline, heritage, natural beauty and community spirit.
A rich heritage, culture and stunning coastlines, Norfolk is the place to live!
Living in Norwich provides the perfects midground of busy urban living combined with a more peaceful, community-driven rural lifestyle. Don't miss the traditional market that's held every Friday at Diss Market Place, with the Farmer's Market visiting every second Saturday of each month.
The county of Norfolk is located on the east coast of England, where it borders the counties of Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk to the south. With over 90 miles of unspoilt, stunning coastline, beautiful countryside and picturesque market towns, you'll be sure to find the perfect place to call home in Norfolk...
Our retirement homes in Norfolk will provide the perfect base from which to explore and relax in this county. Whether you’re meeting with the other residents in the communal Owners’ Lounge or quietly relaxing in the gardens, you’ll always feel at home with one of our Norfolk retirement apartments.
The facilities are second to none, and your dedicated Lodge Manager means there’s always a familiar face nearby to answer any questions you may have. You’ll be located close to shops, doctor’s surgeries, banks, bakers, butchers and all of the other conveniences you would expect to find in a county like Norfolk.
County at a glance
- Developments
- 3
- Starting from
- £261,950
- Service charge from
- £950.91/year
- Rental available
- from £1,950/pm
- Cottages available
- Yes
Developments in Norfolk
Developments in Norfolk
Things to do in Norfolk
Visit the country retreat of his Majesty The King
Sandringham House is a country house in the parish of Sandringham, Norfolk, England. It is the private home of King Charles III, the house stands in a 20,000-acre estate in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The 600 acre Royal Park has two waymarked trails winding through woodlands & parkland with further unmarked paths for you to explore.
The Broads
The Norfolk Broads are one of the most popular places to visit in Norfolk. It's a large area of East Norfolk with the network of waterways to navigate and enjoy, and with many attractions to visit at the same time. If a more active retirement is what your aiming for, then Norfolk has you covered. Beaches are still accessible, wildlife is wonderful and pubs and restaurants are plentiful.
Culture in the City
Norwich is a city in England's Norfolk County. If you feel the need for a bit of "city life" then Norwich has become a City to be reckoned with. Amazing shopping, incredible architecture, top class museums one of which is housed in a castle, two cathedrals, theatres, and many independent restaurants and cafes.
Go back in time
Norfolk has an amazing history and the stories are told in the many castle and abbey ruins that lie around. The architecture of some of these ruins is fascinating. The castles and ruins you can see dotted around date back to the Norman times, and therefore play an important part in English history. Today, you can see the amazing stonework and get a real feel for what it must have been like to live in a medieval castle.
County page review
“My social life has soared since moving here and I’ve made some very good friends, especially Fran. We have such a good laugh together!”
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.