Enjoy peace and quiet with a Hertfordshire retirement
Hertfordshire has long been a quiet retreat from the city, loved for its ancient woodlands, clear chalk streams and rolling landscapes. Over half of the land area lies within the green belt, allowing you to connect with nature as and when you please. So, with this in mind, what better place is there to kick back and relax than one of our retirement homes in Hertfordshire?
Our retirement properties in this home county are perfectly placed with all the amenities you need on your doorstep, from shops and cafes to parks and community facilities. Developments boast various facilities, such as landscaped gardens and an Owners’ lodge with a coffee bar, fostering a sense of community by providing you with spaces to unwind and socialise with your fellow residents.
Dovehouse Lodge, Hitchin
Dovehouse Lodge, Hitchin
Living Room at Dovehouse Lodge, Hitchin
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
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Hertford, Hertfordshire
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Things to do in Hertfordshire
There’s so much to enjoy in and around the county, but if you’re not familiar with the local area, here are just a few of the activities you can enjoy.
Visit Warner Bros. Studios
Hertfordshire is home to the Warner Bros. Studios; where the Harry Potter film series was shot. This is a must-see attraction for fans and non-fans alike, with a fascinating insight into how one of the most popular and culturally impactful franchises of all time was filmed and brought to life, with impressive special effects, giant set-pieces and more. Perfect for a family day out when your loved ones come to visit your retirement home in Hertfordshire.
Discover St Albans
The city of St Albans was an important Roman town, and the Roman Road of Watling Street still runs right through the county. Today, St Albans is a vibrant and picturesque city with a magnificent cathedral, excellent shopping and fascinating museums. It’s also bursting with places to eat and drink, where you can enjoy lunch with friends or celebrate special occasions. The city’s attractions are within reach, as it’s just a short journey from our retirement properties in Hertfordshire.
Explore the Countryside
With rolling countryside, miles of footpaths and striking views, Hertfordshire is the perfect location for an active retirement spent in the great outdoors. Visit the National Trust’s Ashridge Estate, which covers over 5000 acres of the Chiltern Hills AONB, or the beautiful Fairlands Valley Park, boasting over 20 acres of open water across four linked lakes, woodland, grassland, and more. At our independent living apartments, you’ll have easy access to an abundance of scenic landscapes and nature reserves.
Uncover History & Heritage
Hertfordshire is home to numerous historical and cultural landmarks to visit. Some of the best include Hatfield House, once the home of Queen Elizabeth I, the ruins of Berkhamsted Castle, an ancient Norman fortress, and Knebworth House, a breath-taking country house estate with formal gardens, and much more. The rural retreat that is Hertfordshire, combined with the comfort and tranquillity of your new home, is sure to bring you a happy retirement.
Your Hertfordshire Retirement Home
Our Hertfordshire retirement homes will provide you with everything you need to enjoy your new lifestyle. Whether you’re socialising with the other residents in the communal Owners’ Lounge or relaxing with a good book in the gardens, you’ll always feel at home at one of our senior living communities.
Our over-60s accommodation in Hertfordshire includes one- and two-bedroom homes, which are self-contained to give you privacy and independence. We maintain the communal areas and gardens, enabling you to live a low-maintenance lifestyle. The facilities at your Hertfordshire retirement apartment are second to none, and your dedicated Lodge Manager means there’s always a familiar face nearby to answer any questions you may have. Each Churchill Living property is designed to the highest standards and features all the contemporary amenities you require. You’ll be located close to shops, doctor’s surgeries, banks, bakers, butchers and all the other conveniences you would expect to find in a county like Hertfordshire.
Take the first step on your journey to independent living by exploring the available retirement apartments for sale at our developments in Hertfordshire.
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News & Lifestyle in Hertfordshire
Retire in Hertfordshire
For a peaceful and enchanting retirement lifestyle, Hertfordshire is second to none. With its gorgeous forest land and countryside, Hertfordshire is amongst the most beautiful areas in the UK, with a wealth of areas to explore and walk through during your retirement. The stunning visuals on display in Hertfordshire have also made it an ideal spot for art and culture to thrive, with many film sets basing their productions here.
Eileen enjoys her freedom and a new lease of life at Dovehouse Lodge
Eileen Durkin and her husband moved to Dovehouse Lodge from a four-bedroom house, which they felt was too large for their needs. Keen to stay in their local area to be near to her daughter, the couple moved in soon after the development was completed.
Planning approved for 45 new retirement apartments in Wigginton
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill has been granted planning permission to build 45 brand new independent living retirement apartments at 11 The Village in Wigginton.
Planning approved for 34 new retirement apartments in Hertford
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Living has been granted planning permission to build 34 brand new independent living retirement apartments on the corner of Railway Street and Bircherley Street in Hertford.
Helen gives up her car to enjoy a more active lifestyle at Dovehouse Lodge
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.