Forming new friendships is one of the many benefits of moving to a Churchill apartment, and for Julia Sheffield and Patricia Barden this has opened up a world of new adventures since they met each other at Knights Lodge in Lymington.
Discover a low-maintenance lifestyle in your retirement with Churchill retirement homes, spend less time maintaining and enjoy more time living.
Retirement can often feel lonely, explore the benefits of Churchill Living’s easy access to social communities helping you make important connections.
Twin sisters Shirley Borrett and Audrey James celebrated their joint 85th birthday in style recently with a surprise party in the Owners’ Lounge at Chantry Lodge.
Linda King is enjoying the buzz of Walton-on-Thames after relocating from Lincolnshire to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren.
Churchill’s Beatrice Lodge development in Sittingbourne has built a strong relationship with the local Swale 6th Form Skills Centre, which provides opportunities for students in catering and hospitality, hair and beauty.
Rosemary Minett and Margaret Hawes are two of the latest Owners to make the move to Sanderson Lodge in Selsdon.
Helen Bowen is pleased to have given up the responsibility of driving a car since her move to Churchill’s Dovehouse Lodge in Hitchin. Living in the heart of town means she can walk to the shops every day, which keeps her fit and active, so she doesn’t miss driving at all.
Churchill has given a warm welcome to the first new Owners at Liberty Lodge in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, where a thriving community is starting to take shape and the new apartments are selling fast.
Community is important in every walk of life, and we make sure that our housing for 50s and over 60s have the best community environment possible. Having a community to call home has huge benefits for your mental health and sense of wellbeing.At Churchill we specialise in in housing for the over 55s by not