Retirement living is thriving in Caterham according to housebuilder Churchill Living as it announces there are now just a few apartments remaining at its Caterham Lodge development in the town.The development has proved a popular choice with local retirees thanks to its ideal location and lively community. What’s more, with a range of services available to
Local MP Helen Grant visited Churchill Living’s new King’s Lodge development in Maidstone last week, which is currently under construction.Mrs Grant visited the development on King Street to unveil a special date plaque and was also given an exclusive tour of the site.Nick Petrov, contracts manager at Churchill Living, said: “We were delighted that Mrs
Everyone who attended the Official Opening of Amelia Lodge in Henleaze last week not only had the chance to share in the celebrations as the development was officially unveiled, but also had a unique opportunity to meet one of Britain’s favourite TV personalities, Dame Esther Rantzen DBE.Amelia Lodge on Henleaze Terrace, comprises 33 one and
Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing privately owned retirement housebuilder, has opened an on-site Welcome Centre at its new Alfred Lodge development in Bridport due to high demand from local retirees.Over a third of the apartments have already been reserved off plan and potential purchasers are being encouraged to make an appointment to visit the
Everyone who attended the Official Opening of Petlands Lodge in Haywards Heath not only had the chance to share in the celebrations as the development was officially unveiled, but also had a unique opportunity to meet one of Britain’s favourite TV personalities, Dame Esther Rantzen DBE. Petlands Lodge on Church Road, comprises 43 one and two
Deputy Mayor Councillor Carl Borg-Neal joined Churchill Living to officially open a stunning new roof terrace at its Chantry Lodge development in Andover.More than 60 people visited the Lodge on Chantry Street to see Councillor Borg-Neal take part in an official ribbon cutting ceremony with Churchill’s regional managing director James Barnes and regional sales director
A new Churchill Living development in Huntingdon has been named in honour of the first aviator to receive the Victoria Cross.Moorhouse Lodge, on Edison Bell Way, has been named after William Rhodes-Moorhouse, who received Britain’s highest gallantry honour during the First World War.The new Lodge name was suggested by winner Mrs Cooke as part of
Retirement living is thriving in Manchester according to housebuilder Churchill Living as it announces there are now just a few apartments remaining at its Brindley Lodge development in Sale. To help make the moving process even easier, and to celebrate being named What House? Housebuilder of the Year, the retirement developer is offering a cash
Churchill Living’s purpose-built apartments for the over 60s are proving extremely popular with families wishing to plan ahead and find a safe and secure home for their elderly relatives to enjoy their independence during their retirement years.One success story is that of 82 year old Pat Flewitt, who had lived in the coastal village of
Churchill Living has celebrated the Grand Opening of its Linden Lodge development in Bicester.Over 100 visitors attended the opening of the attractive, purpose built retirement development on Linden Road where potential purchasers were given the opportunity to take a look around the new Lodge.Tracy Evans, regional marketing executive for Churchill Living said: “We were delighted