Hornchurch House offers excellent Independent Living housing for people 55 and over, in a well-established area with easy access to local amenities and bus routes. It is situated just off the A6 behind the Bamford Arms Pub and opposite Aquinas College. The nearest bus stop is a short walk away and it only takes around ten minutes to get to Stockport. The nearest supermarket is a five minute bus ride and the local butcher and greengrocer provide a delivery service if required. Social activities are held regularly in the communal lounge and we are always open for suggestions about what activities to partake in.

Howard House comprises of three one-bedroom apartments and four two-bedroom apartments in a converted historical building. These are high quality, spacious homes with gas central heating, double glazing, and a secure door entry system for safety. There is a communal garden with seating area and ample parking on the road. The development is only a short walk to Glossop town centre with its full range of amenities including, a supermarket, shops, various eateries, the medical centre, pubs, and schools. Located on the edge of the stunning Peak District national park with excellent opportunities for sport and recreation. Good transport links to Stockport and Manchester. Service charge includes cleaning of all communal areas, landscape maintenance and window cleaning.

Hoyle House Fold is a listed development comprising of five properties to provide accommodation for single people, couples and families. It is located in the town of Linthwaite and the developments have been refurbished to a high standard while retaining the original features. All properties have fitted kitchens and benefit from gas central heating and double glazing with a shared garden to the rear. Hoyle House Fold is less than five miles to the centre of Huddersfield which has its own bus and train station. The bus route is just at the bottom of the road which makes it easily accessible for all residents.

The developmment consists of eleven two , three and four bedroom homes for shared owenrship . Located in the heart of the Holme Valley, Holmfirth has been a thriving mill town and it's most obvious claim to fame in more recent times is in providing the backdrop for thirty years of 'Last of the Summer Wine'. Holmfirth has the community benefits of living in a small town, whilst still being within easy reach of major cities. And of course, it's in the midst of some of the most breathtaking scenery in the UK.The town has a good selection of independent shops and supermarkets. Regular traditional markets offer everything from locally produced food through to vintage clothing and antique furniture. As you'd expect in a town that's on the tourist trail, Holmfirth has a great selection of restaurants and pubs.There's also a cinema that doubles as a music venue. And it's tailor made for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits with a whole host of opportunities for walking, cycling and rock climbing on the doorstep.

Hudson Court is comprised of one three-bedroom general let house and 34 one-bedroom flats. Car parking is available for residents and there are beautiful well-maintained front and rear communal gardens where residents can relax. Hudson Court benefits from a communal laundry leading out to garden, a spacious communal lounge, a large kitchen, and a guest room where up to two family members can stay. The guest room has its own separate shower room. The development also has a dedicated mobility scooter room which can be used by residents to store their scooters. There is a secure door entry system, staff onsite regularly and 24 hour access to Astraline's emergency call system for safety. There are local shops within walking distance including a chippy, health centre and bus routes directly in to Manchester city centre and Middleton town centre (which has a swimming baths, leisure centre, arena, outdoor market and a large shopping complex). Hudson court is less than a five minutes' drive to North Manchester General Hospital and has three health centres within the vicinity. It's only a three minute drive to Heaton Park and there is a tram link just ten minutes away.

Hudson Court is comprised of one three-bedroom general let house and 34 one-bedroom flats. Car parking is available for residents and there are beautiful well-maintained front and rear communal gardens where residents can relax. Hudson Court benefits from a communal laundry leading out to garden, a spacious communal lounge, a large kitchen, and a guest room where up to two family members can stay. The guest room has its own separate shower room. The development also has a dedicated mobility scooter room which can be used by residents to store their scooters. There is a secure door entry system, staff onsite regularly and 24 hour access to Astraline's emergency call system for safety. There are local shops within walking distance including a chippy, health centre and bus routes directly in to Manchester city centre and Middleton town centre (which has a swimming baths, leisure centre, arena, outdoor market and a large shopping complex). Hudson court is less than a five minutes' drive to North Manchester General Hospital and has three health centres within the vicinity. It's only a three minute drive to Heaton Park and there is a tram link just ten minutes away.

James Place and Edgar Court offer excellent rented accommodation in the heart of Macclesfield, situated between Bridge Street and Water Street. The properties are located within the Christ Church conservation area, approximately 100m from Macclesfield's central Post Office and 250m from Macclesfield Town Hall. Ideally located opposite the main market and within easy walking distance of the town centre which caters for all shopping and entertainment needs. The main bus routes are also within easy reach. Edgar Court and James Place are two blocks of apartments for rent. James Place has four one-bedroom apartments over two floors while Edgar Court has six two-bedroom apartments over three floors and there is no lift access. There is a small courtyard at both buildings with car parking spaces available.

Johnson Court is situated in a residential area, yet only 200 yards from the local supermarket making it an ideal location to live. This is a small development for people 55 and over consisting of 20 one-bedroom bungalows, two of which have been adapted for a disabled person. All of the properties have central heating and double glazing. They are also linked to Astraline's 24 hour emergency call system to give peace of mind. Edlington is situated a few miles south west of Doncaster, near to Balby and Braithwell.