McCarthy Stone - Beck House

Beck House offers 1- & 2-bedroom apartments built exclusively for the over 60s. Twickenham, Richmond and Brentford are within easy reach of the development by road or by public transport.

Located on Twickenham Road, Beck House offers a selection of stylish 2 bedroom apartments available for sale and one bedroom apartments available to rent, exclusively for the over 60s.

Located on Twickenham Road, Beck House offers a selection of stylish 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, exclusively for the over 60s. From coffee mornings with neighbours in the conservatory lounge, to gin tasting evenings soaking up the warm summer sun in the beautifully maintained gardens, Beck House is proving a popular choice for those seeking an active and social lifestyle. Invite your family and friends to visit and use the modern Guest Suite, allowing you to enjoy their company without the added hassle welcoming guests seems to bring.

McCarthy Stone's award winning Retirement Living apartments artfully combine the freedom and privacy of independent living with all the benefits and companionship needed to make your retirement enjoyable and comfortable. With fantastic transport links and a sought-after location, homeowners at Beck House can enjoy the convenience of local amenities, the delights of the River Thames within a short walk of the development and the beauty of both Osterly Park and Syon Park located nearby.

Isleworth is a small town in the west of the vibrant and bustling capital city of London. The pretty old town centre still retains a charming village atmosphere with a selection of cafes, delicatessens, pubs and restaurants as well as picturesque walking and cycling routes along the town wharf or through the nearby Osterley Park. The town centre offers plenty of convenient parking spaces and easy transport options.

With Saxon origins, the town of Isleworth has stunning river frontage and a wealth of historical buildings and monuments. The beautiful Osterley Park and House are within easy reach providing plenty of green space, farmland and gardens, as well as a beautifully maintained Tudor house, built in the 1570s by Sir Thomas Gresham to demonstrate his wealth and prosperity. Visitors can view the grand staterooms and enjoy lunch and light snacks at the cosy café. A busy annual calendar of events ensures there is plenty for locals and visitors to enjoy all year round.

The properties at this development are leasehold properties with a term of 999 years from and including 01/01/2019