Residential homes in Central South England

This Retirement Park, just 12 miles from Marble Arch, is situated on the edge of Borehamwood, 3 miles from Barnet. Buses stop outside the Park going to Borehamwood, Barnet, Edgware and Burnt Oak, with tube stations at Barnet and Edgware. There are good local sporting facilities including golf and swimming. Newspapers are delivered daily on the Park and a Mobile Library calls every fortnight

Folly Park overlooks the River Great Ouse and its large grassed recreation area on the banks of the river offer a beautiful spot in which to relax or to participate in the private fishing for keen anglers. Originally an apple orchard, the park has recently been substantially upgraded to become a modern park in a superb riverside location. Folly Park has a wonderful community spirit and the residents are particularly friendly and welcoming. Read more...

Close to the town of Rushden, Kingsmead Park is a well established park in a quiet location. The park is over 60 years old and has a vibrant community with coffee mornings, cocoa evenings, trips and holidays organised by the residents on a regular basis. Many of the residents are keen gardeners, which explains why the park is such a riot of colour in the Spring and Summer months! This park has been given a fresh new look with replacement of street lights, new signage and beautiful landscape feature to front entrance together with a newly constructed friendly park office

This small Retirement Park is conveniently situated near Welham Green station and is also served by a good bus route to Hatfield and Potters Bar. Luton Airport is easily reached for holidays abroad. There are many places of interest to visit, including Hatfield House which is one of the finest Jacobean houses in the country. Hatfield itself is a fascinating old town to explore, and has an excellent shopping centre. There are several golf courses in the area plus a leisure complex. Newspapers and milk are delivered daily on the Park, and a Mobile Library calls every fortnight

Surrounded by open countryside, many homes on Peppercorn Park enjoy views across open farmland and horses grazing in adjacent pastures are a common sight for the residents. The park has a friendly, community atmosphere in peaceful surroundings. In addition to the wonderful countryside atmosphere, the park is close to the amenities of the village of Clapham and within a few miles of the town of Bedford.

With attractive block-paved roads and immaculate gardens, Poplars Park beautifully matches its wonderful seaside surroundings. Theatre outings and day trips are a regular part of park life, as is the superb community atmosphere. The park is recently established, with modern homes and private garages on every plot.

Situated in the magnificent Cotswold Water Park, St Johns Priory Park is in an excellent location close to the banks of the River Thames. The park is well established and has been developed over many years to a good standard. It is a friendly park that has an endearing sense of community, with some residents having lived there for over 25 years.

Swans Meadow is an exclusive development in the Cotswold Water Park. The first phase of development will consist of only 18 homes, ranging in price from 119,000 to 220,000.

This is a well established Park for retired/semi-retired persons about 8 miles from Bristol. There are excellent amenities close by, including a medical centre and good shopping facilities. Local tradesmen deliver milk and newspapers daily, a greengrocer calls weekly and a Mobile Library visits regularly. There is easy access to the M4 and M5 motorways and frequent buses run from the Park to historic Bristol, the ancient country town. Bristol itself has superb shopping and entertainment centres and many places of historical interest to visit, such as Cabots Tower, the SS Great Britain and the world famous Clifton Suspension Bridge. A wide range of sporting activities are available in the Almondsbury area. A lively (licensed) club, run by the Residents for the Residents, opens daily for Bingo, Coffee Mornings, Line Dancing, etc. Cribbs Causeway, the new major shopping area, boasts all the major retail outlets plus a large entertainment complex the whole of which is within a short car/bus ride