Old people and knitting might seem like a cliche, but knitting is an incredibly useful pastime for someone in their retirement years. Knitting has health benefits, encourages you to socialise, and also results in plenty of cozy gifts to spoil your grandkids with. Did you know knitting also have some benefits?
Val Everett knew what she’d be getting when she moved to Churchill Living’s Laurel Lodge development in Carshalton, because she had already experienced the benefits of the retirement living lifestyle at her previous Churchill apartment in Rickmansworth. When looking to relocate for family reasons, she just had to choose Churchill again, and she is pleased she did.
At Harington Lodge in Chichester, a thriving Gardening Club has come together to brighten up the gardens and ensure they are full of life and laughter this summer.
A thriving community is starting to take shape at Fitzford Lodge in Tavistock, despite the challenges of Covid-19. Owners are enjoying an independent lifestyle since moving into their brand new one and two bedroom apartments.
Our first Owners at Hubert Lodge have been getting to know each other while raising a toast to new friendships and fine weather.
Did you know you can bring your pets with you to a Churchill apartment? Molly the poodle and Owner Barbara have made the move to Lockyer Lodge in Sidford.
As a new chapter in your life begins, a change of scenery could be just what you need to enjoy a fulfilling retirement. With beautiful locations and convenient transport links, retiring in the UK has plenty of advantages.
Moving to a Churchill apartment means more time to spend doing the things you love - Susan has discovered she has more time to spend with her family and pursue her hobbies.
Our Lodge Manager at Dutton Lodge, Penrith has been keeping the Owners' busy during lockdown with various challenges and games, really bringing the community spirit to life during these difficult times.
Churchill Living has given a warm welcome to its first new apartment Owners at Lockyer Lodge in Sidford, where a thriving community is starting to take shape.