Retire in Kent: The Garden of England
The Eastern corner of England, the county of Kent, is affectionately referred to as the “Garden of England”, and for good reason. Our Kent retirement villages and retirement homes for sale in Kent will bring you several things to enjoy; from some of the best beaches in Europe, to thousands of exhilarating walks and hiking opportunities, to an exciting food and drinks scene.
Edinburgh Lodge, Orpington
Burlington Lodge, Swanley
Bond Lodge, Rainham
Paddock Lodge, Paddock Wood
Caxton Lodge, Tenterden
Invicta Lodge, Westwood Cross
Welling, Kent
Awaiting Planning
Faversham, Kent
Awaiting Planning
Maidstone, Kent
Site Identified
Canterbury, Kent
Awaiting Planning
Orpington, Kent
LAST FEW REMAINING!
Swanley, Kent
Autumn price reduction!*
Rainham, Kent
Autumn price reduction!*
Paddock Wood, Kent
Stamp duty & Winter Fuel Allowance paid!*
Tenterden, Kent
Autumn price reduction!*
Westwood Cross, Kent
Autumn price reduction!*
Tonbridge, Kent
Under Construction
Staplehurst, Kent
Under Construction
Staplehurst, Kent
Under Construction
Gravesend, Kent
Planning Granted!
Larkfield, Kent
Planning Granted
Things to do in Kent
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.
Europe's Finest Beaches
Kent is home to more than 50 beaches in total, with thousands of people flocking to the county’s seaside towns every year to enjoy rock pools, award winning beaches and coastal walks; with a Kent retirement you can enjoy everything offered by these beaches with ease; as they’re all right on your doorstep!
Kent's Historical Landmarks
As well as some of the finest beaches in Europe, Kent is home to some fantastic historical landmarks. From ancient castles like Dover Castle and Leeds Castle, to stunning, sprawling cathedrals like Canterbury Cathedral and Rochester Cathedral, the history buff in you will find plenty to enjoy with a Kent retirement.
White Cliffs of Dover
One of the most prominent and widely known places of interest in the county of Kent, is the world famous White Cliffs of Dover; one of the most iconic sights associated with England. Offering spectacular views across the sea and lots of challenging coastal walks, the White Cliffs of Dover make for an unmissable day out in Kent.
Shopping in Kent
Kent isn’t just home to some impressive historical and natural sights, it’s also a great place to retire if you’re looking for a great shopping destination. Being home to huge shopping centres like Bluewater, plus the award winning high street of Deal and the marinas of Dover means Kent has plenty of places for you to scratch that shopping itch in your retirement.
Your Kent Retirement Home
All of our Kent retirement apartments will provide you with everything you need to enjoy your Kent retirement. 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 with one of our retirement apartments.
The facilities are second to none, and your dedicated Lodge Manager means there’s always a familiar face nearby to answer any questions you may have. You’ll be located close to shops, doctor’s surgeries, banks, bakers, butchers and all of the other conveniences you would expect to find in a county like Kent. Click below to view a list of available apartments, flats and retirement homes for sale in Kent.
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News & Lifestyle in Kent
A thriving new community takes shape at Westwood Cross’ new Invicta Lodge development
We've given a warm welcome to our first new Owners at Invicta Lodge in Westwood Cross, where a friendly community is starting to take shape.
Churchill calls for locals to name new Gravesend development and win £100
Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new development which will soon see the regeneration of the former police station site on Windmill Street.
Churchill calls for locals to name new Staplehurst development and win £100
Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new development which will soon see the regeneration of a disused former petrol station on Staplehurst High Street.
A thriving new community takes shape at Swanley’s new Burlington Lodge development
Churchill Living has given a warm welcome to its first new owners at Burlington Lodge in Swanley, where a thriving community is starting to take shape.
New Westwood Cross Retirement Apartments Named After Kent Symbol
Ahead of its official launch, Churchill Living’s new development in Westwood Cross has been named Invicta Lodge thanks to the help of the public.
New Lodge Named After Famous Local Tenterden Resident
Churchill Living has announced that they have named their brand-new retirement development in Tenterden, after a famous local resident.