Retirement living in North Yorkshire

12 developments

AskBart lists 12 retirement developments in and around North Yorkshire, run by 3 operators. 12 offer homes to buy from £285,999, and 4 to rent.

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Matcham Grange care homeVerified

McCarthy Stone

Nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, Matcham Grange presents a selection of one and two-bedroom retirement living apartments, available for purchase, rental, or a combination of both. This…

community
Starting from £285,999
ThirskVerified

Churchill Living

Thirsk is a retirement living development operated by Churchill Living, available to buy.

Retirement living across North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire in numbers

Retirement developments listed12
Operators3 (largest: McCarthy Stone, 5; McCarthy Stone Resales, 4; Churchill Living, 3)
With homes to buy12
With homes to rent4
Lowest guide price£285,999
Average guide price£285,999
Types of livingcommunity 1

Figures are for the homes listed on this page.

What retirement living costs in North Yorkshire

To buy — from
£285,999
To buy — average
£285,999

Common questions

How many retirement developments are there in North Yorkshire?

AskBart lists 12 retirement developments in and around North Yorkshire. The largest operators are McCarthy Stone (5), McCarthy Stone Resales (4) and Churchill Living (3).

How much does a retirement property in North Yorkshire cost to buy?

Guide prices at the 12 developments with homes to buy start at £285,999, and average £285,999. Service charges and any event or exit fees are extra; check each listing.

Can I rent a retirement property in North Yorkshire?

Yes: 4 of the 12 developments offer homes to rent.

What types of retirement living are there in North Yorkshire?

community (1).

Is retirement living in North Yorkshire regulated by the CQC?

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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