VerifiedCromer is a retirement living development operated by Churchill Living, where properties are available to buy or rent.
11 developments
AskBart lists 11 retirement developments in and around Norfolk, run by 3 operators. 11 offer homes to buy, and 8 to rent.
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VerifiedCromer is a retirement living development operated by Churchill Living, where properties are available to buy or rent.
VerifiedEastland Grange is a retirement living development available to buy, operated by McCarthy Stone Resales.
VerifiedEastland Grange is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone.
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VerifiedHartismere Mews is a retirement living development operated by Churchill Living.
VerifiedHomestead Place is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone, offering properties available to both buy and rent.
VerifiedLouis Arthur Court is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone.
VerifiedLouis Arthur Court is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone Resales, available for purchase.
VerifiedMere Lodge is a retirement living development operated by Churchill Living, offering properties available to buy or rent.
VerifiedStrawberry Hill Gardens is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone.
VerifiedWaveney Place is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone.
VerifiedWherry Court is a retirement living development operated by McCarthy Stone Resales, available to buy.
| Retirement developments listed | 11 |
|---|---|
| Operators | 3 (largest: McCarthy Stone, 5; Churchill Living, 3; McCarthy Stone Resales, 3) |
| With homes to buy | 11 |
| With homes to rent | 8 |
Figures are for the homes listed on this page.
AskBart lists 11 retirement developments in and around Norfolk. The largest operators are McCarthy Stone (5), Churchill Living (3) and McCarthy Stone Resales (3).
Yes: 8 of the 11 developments offer homes to rent.
No. Retirement housing isn't rated by the Care Quality Commission. Where a development offers on-site personal care, that care service is registered with the regulator separately.
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