CHIC apartments in Wombourne provide the perfect homes for those seeking a stylish way of life without the hassle and worry of maintaining a huge family property

Following a successful launch and the sale of the first new homes, leading retirement developer, Beechcroft, is anticipating a busy Spring at Pinewood Place, Windsor

RoyaleLife, the UK’s largest provider of bungalow living, is reporting pent up demand for its homes at the stunning Royale Ranksborough Hall development in Rutland

Whilst the launch of the new show home at Cotswold Gate in Burford on Friday 1st October will provide homebuyers over the age of 55 with the opportunity of viewing the beautiful two bedroom ground floor apartment with a sun room and two private terraces, it will also provide Beechcroft with an opportunity to reveal the […]

A quarter of those aged 50-61 are not financially prepared for retirement – a new report has revealed

According to property experts enlisted by the Sunday Times, The Surrey Hills is the best place to live in the South East of England in 2021.  These experts, taking into account a whole range of factors, including culture, green spaces, transport and the health of the High Street, commented that ‘panoramic views and timeless, picture-perfect […]

So many of us enjoy visiting historic houses set in beautifully landscaped settings – but how about living in a converted manor house surrounded by mature gardens? This is the reality for Beechcroft buyers, George and Rosemary Bickerton, at Orford Place on Ham Common – an outstanding retirement development set in fabulous, mature, three-acre gardens

A smaller property such as an apartment or bungalow usually tops the house hunting list for many retirees choosing to downsize, as they look to adopt a quieter, lower maintenance lifestyle. For retired engineer Robert James, 73, however, bucking the trend and upsizing to a three bedroom house at Millwood Designer Homes’ Hawthornden development in […]

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As the pandemic continues to change how we live, work and play, a new study has revealed that the nation’s over 50s are planning to put their hard-earned cash towards a fulfilling retirement instead of helping their children and grandchildren get on to the property ladder