McCarthy Stone - Crescent Place

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This stunning retirement development in Warminster is designed with the over 60s in mind. Set in a conservation area and neighboured by two listed buildings, Crescent Place offers it's homeowners a perfect blend of privacy and community.

You’ll have your own beautiful and spacious apartment, but you’ll also have access to an on-site communal lounge where you can spend time with your neighbours and make use of the beautiful landscaped gardens where you can take a stroll and enjoy the scenery.

When you relocate to one of our retirement homes in Warminster, you’ll also free yourself from the burden of owning and maintaining a large family home. To help even more, we will take care of all the gardening and exterior maintenance of your property. This means you can spend more time doing the things you love. Whether you’d rather enjoy the privacy of your own apartment, make friends in the communal lounge or explore Warminster is entirely your choice.

In addition to this, when you relocate to one of our retirement homes in Warminster, you’ll also have all the help and support you could possibly need close by. The development has a 24/7 emergency call system and a House Manager who is available to help during office hours. A number of security features will help you feel safe and secure, including a door-camera entry system.

The beautiful market town of Warminster is situated on the edge of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It’s a picturesque location that’s surrounded by chalk downland and stunning natural beauty. Due to its semi-rural location, it’s a popular retirement spot with walkers and ramblers who want to explore the beautiful countryside.

The town’s also incredibly popular with history lovers as it contains many historic attractions. This includes Dents glove factory, which has made gloves for several royals, including a pair worn by Queen Elizabeth II for her coronation. 

The town’s pride and joy remains its tranquil lake. It’s located in a park that also has a children’s paddling pool, a skate park, tennis courts and a putting green. The park also leads to Smallbrook Meadows Nature Reserve, which is run by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. 

The properties at this development are leasehold properties with a term of 999 years from and including 06/06/2023

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