Shared ownership bungalows - Layden Drive is a pleasantly situated development off Barnsley Road consisting of eighteen two bedroom bungalows with a 24 hour emergency call system linked to Doncaster Home Care. Located in a semi-rural area with local shops only half a mile away and the bus service to Doncaster leaves close by from Emley Drive. All the properties have gas central heating and are double glazed. The site borders Roman Ridge which is a conservation area and has large areas of open farmland to the rear with pleasant places to walk. There are well sized gardens to the front and rear.

Layden Drive is situated off Barnsley Road, opposite Ringwood comprehensive school. This development consists of a mix of one-bedroom bungalows for people aged 55 and over and three-bedroom houses. There is also access to Astraline's 24 hour emergency call system. There are two three-bedroom family houses for couples with a preference to people 25 and older. There is also one two-bedroom bungalow which has been adapted for a disabled person. It is located in a semi-rural area with local shops only half a mile away. There is also a bus service to Doncaster that leaves close by from Emley Drive. All of the properties have gas central heating and are double glazed.

Layden Drive is situated off Barnsley Road, opposite Ringwood comprehensive school. This development consists of a mix of one-bedroom bungalows for people aged 55 and over and three-bedroom houses. There is also access to Astraline's 24 hour emergency call system. There are two three-bedroom family houses for couples with a preference to people 25 and older. There is also one two-bedroom bungalow which has been adapted for a disabled person. It is located in a semi-rural area with local shops only half a mile away. There is also a bus service to Doncaster that leaves close by from Emley Drive. All of the properties have gas central heating and are double glazed.

Le Bas House is an Independent Living development with apartments available to rent for peoples aged 55 and over. It is situated near to Withington, Manchester. The development is named after former Vice Air-Marshall Michael Le Bas. Le Bas House consist of 49 apartments over three floors, 17 large one-bedroom apartments for two people and 32 smaller one-bedroom apartments for a single person. All have a separate kitchen and bathroom. Some of the apartments have been fitted with walk in showers. Le Bas House offers residents a large and well maintained communal garden and a car parking area. The main building has a conservatory, communal lounge, dining area and free Wi-Fi for all residents. In the summer, there are outside benches, tables and chairs where residents can socialise and enjoy the gardens. Regular social activities are held in the communal lounge. There is hairdressers facilities and a guest bedroom is available for visiting family and can be booked for a nominal charge. Le Bas House has an Independent Living Coordinator on duty Monday to Friday except for public holidays. Outside these hours, Astraline's emergency call service and an out of hours repairs service are available. The building has lift access to all floors, a secure fob entry and exit system, an emergency call system in the apartments and a communal lounge.Nearby amenities include a medical centre, a dentist surgery and an opticians all within a short walking distance. There are good transport links to Withington and Spire Hospitals, both of which are less than a mile away. Withington Village offers a tranquil setting of bespoke shops and restaurants and plenty of supermarkets. The Metro station is within a short walking distance and operates seven days a week with a tram service running every 12 minutes. There are several bus routes which can be reached within walking distance. Manchester City Centre is within easy reach and can provide some of the best museums, shops and restaurants in the North West. Le bas House also has excellent motorway links to all major motorways with the M60 less than five minutes drive away.

Leconfield House has Independent Living properties for people 55 and over and is situated on Springs Lane, near to Ilkley town centre. Leconfield House consists of 42 flats inclduing 12 studio apartments (with a separate kitchen, bathroom and an L-shaped living/bedroom area), 20 one-bedroom apartments, and ten two-bedroom apartments (with a balcony). There is a lift and, for peace of mind, there is a secure door entry system and acess to Astraline's 24 hour emergency call service. The communal lounge has fantastic views across the valley and there is also a resident's kitchen. Coffee mornings are held regularly in the communal lounge plus other seasonal activities and events. There is a library of books, DVDs and jigsaws, a communal laundry and garden with plenty of seats and adequate parking for residents. Cleaning of the communal areas, window cleaning and garden maintenance are all provided. The bus and train stations are almost directly opposite Leconfield House for easy access to the surrounding areas including direct trains to Leeds and Bradford. Tesco, M&S Food, the Post Office, doctors surgery, chemist and library are within a short walking distance. Clarke Foley, the local community centre, is also less than a ten minute walk away and this offers a range of educational and recreational activities. The town centre is just five minutes walk away and the lovely riverside gardens are just a ten minutes walk away. A little further away, the well know Cow and Calf Rocks are about a mile from the property and you can easily access the beautiful Yorkshire Dales in 30 minutes by car.

Ledgard Bridge Mill is a mix of studio apartments and two-bedroom apartments, that are available for key workers. These are extremely stylish apartments that benefit from lifts to all floors. All apartments benefit from gas central heating and dedicated parking spaces. Walking distance to the centre of Mirfeild where there is a large Lidl. Next door to Riverview Apartments. Allocated parking to the front.

Leighton House is a mixture of leasehold and rented two-bedroom apartments that were built in 2011. Situated on St George's Road in New Mills town centre, it is conveniently located for shops, other amenities and public transport links. New Mills lies in the heart of the High Peak District, bordering on open countryside, yet with easy access by train to Buxton, Stockport, Manchester and Sheffield. All flats have central heating. The town of New Mills is set in an area of spectacular natural beauty. It stands above a natural rocky gorge, known as The Torrs, where the River Sett joins the River Goyt.

Leighton House is a mixture of shared ownership and rented two-bedroom apartments built in 2011. Situated on St Georges Road in New Mills town centre, conveniently located for shops, all amenities and public transport. New Mills lies in the heart of the High Peak District, bordering open countryside, yet with easy access by train to Buxton, Stockport, Manchester and Sheffield. All flats have central heating. The town of New Mills is set in an area of spectacular natural beauty standing above a natural rocky gorge, known as The Torrs, where the River Sett joins the River Goyt. Taking its name from a medieval corn mill, which was established sometime before 1391, and later rebuilt, the area became known as 'newmylne'. By the late sixteenth century, the name New Mill had become the place name for the small hamlet that had grown up around the mill and later evolved into New Mills with the building of cotton mills during the 1780s.