Mary Warner Homes
Boyton, nr Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 3LQ
Boyton, nr Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 3LQ
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Manager's Description
"Mary Warner Almshouses are located in the peaceful village of Boyton to the east of Woodbridge. Home to St Andrew's Church which has undergone major reconstruction in 1869, Boyton offers many historic..." Show more "Mary Warner Almshouses are located in the peaceful village of Boyton to the east of Woodbridge. Home to St Andrew's Church which has undergone major reconstruction in 1869, Boyton offers many historical features. Public transport provides access to local amenities, such as regular bus services into the town centre and local shops.The almshouses have night storage heaters, there are communal gardens to the front and rear, and there is an on-call residential dedicated staff member to provide support." Show less
Main Facts
Retirement housing
Tenure(s): Rent (social landlord)
20 houses. Built in 1736 and renovated in 1847. Sizes 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom.
Resident management staff (part time)
Restaurant open to the public, Garden
Access to site easy, but less so for less mobile people. Distances: bus stop 200 yards; shop 4 mile(s); post office 4 mile(s); town centre 4 mile(s); social centre 50 yards.
Scheme for, or of particular interest to: Residents of Suffolk/local connection to Boyton, aged 60+, & of good character. New residents accepted from 60 years of age. Both cats & dogs generally accepted, but not to be replaced.
Housing Authority: East Suffolk
Social Care Authority: Suffolk
Info updated: 14/10/2013
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Availability
Many council and housing association lettings in this area are made through a 'Choice Based Lettings' system called Gateway to Homechoice. See how to register and then bid for properties at: http://www.gatewaytohomechoice.org.uk/Residents' views
A number of residents have used EAC's resident consultation card game to give their views on aspects of where they live. They gave top marks to this scheme for: Activities and outings
Quality of the garden