Helen Bowen is pleased to have given up the responsibility of driving a car since her move to Churchill’s Dovehouse Lodge in Hitchin. Living in the heart of town means she can walk to the shops every day, which keeps her fit and active, so she doesn’t miss driving at all.
Churchill has given a warm welcome to the first new Owners at Liberty Lodge in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, where a thriving community is starting to take shape and the new apartments are selling fast.
Community is important in every walk of life, and we make sure that our housing for 50s and over 60s have the best community environment possible. Having a community to call home has huge benefits for your mental health and sense of wellbeing.At Churchill we specialise in in housing for the over 55s by not
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Women’s Royal Air Force (WRAF) veteran Heather Smith has found the sense of friendship and togetherness in her new apartment at Orchard Lodge in Calne reminds her of her days in the service.
Owners at Churchill Living’s St Andrews Lodge enjoyed a twirl around the dancefloor last week, with an exclusive ballroom dancing session, complete with Strictly score boards.
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Hobbies, spending time with grandchildren and connecting with friends on social media have all topped a poll of how people stay young and retain their independence in later life.
When 70-year-old Malcolm Burch moved to a new apartment at Churchill’s Austen Lodge in Basingstoke, he was grateful for the pet-friendly policy which meant Darcy his 7-year-old dachshund could come too. After all, what better home is there for a dog named after Mr Darcy than a development named after Jane Austen!