| Type(s): | Housing with support. | | Properties: | 8 flats. Sizes studio. Includes mobility standard properties. Built in 1909. Renovated in 1990. | | Services: | Non-resident management staff and community alarm service. | | Facilities: | Dining room, laundry, guest facilities, garden. | | Accessibility: | Access to site easy, but less so for less mobile people. Distances: bus stop 300 yards; shop 300 yards; post office 300 yards; town centre 300 yards; GP 400 yards; social centre 1 mile(s). | | Lifestyle: | Some meals available (two meals every day). New residents accepted from 60 years of age. Please contact us to discuss if you wish to bring a pet. | | Pets: | Please contact us to discuss if you wish to bring a pet. | | Tenure: | Rent (social landlord). | | Manager's notes: | At an Abbeyfield house, our residents have the privacy of their own accommodation, combined with the companionship of others and the security and support of the dedicated house staff. We welcome applications from all sections of the community. Our residents enjoy home-cooked meals together every day. The charges are fully inclusive of food, cooking, utility bills and council tax.
Many residents are eligible for Housing Benefit and other financial support to help towards the monthly cost. Abbeyfield is affordable to all and our staff can help advise you about this. Contact the Area Housing Manager (details above) for information about the monthly costs at this house and about the financial support that may be available.
For over 50 years, Abbeyfield has been guided by the shared beliefs that older people have an important role to play amongst their family, their friends and in their communities, and that overcoming loneliness and insecurity can significantly increase an older person’s wellbeing, sense of security and quality of life. | | Info updated: | 19/03/2007. |
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