THE LATEST NEWS FROM OUR VILLAGES

Jan moved from London to Wadswick Green in March 2020, three days before the first Covid-19 lockdown. She adopted Floss, a 16-week-old cockerpoo, and is now thoroughly enjoying spending her retirement in Wiltshire with her four-legged friend.

Hilary moved to Wadswick Green in 2016 and she always joins the Christmas lunch at The Greenhouse Restaurant. She lived in Australia for several years and still has most of her family there, so she appreciates being able to celebrate Christmas with the friends she has at Wadswick Green.

Bill Rex, 83, who has been living at Mickle Hill for 3 years, organised a charity walk to raise funds for Children in Need. As part of this he led 10 residents on a 2-mile walk across the countryside and they successfully raised £680 in donations from residents and members of staff at Mickle Hill.

Our Wadswick Green residents completed a survey in September 2020 on the village team's response to covid-19 so far - review the results....

Take a moment to read our interview with Senior Sales Advisor, Debbie Fellows at Wadswick Green.

"Wadswick Green with its community, amenities and spacious apartments are proving to be very popular ....."

I had lived in the same house for 72 years when I moved into a two bedroom apartment at Mickle Hill on August 6th this year.

I had heard about Mickle Hill through a friend who moved here when it first opened about four years ago and I was always really impressed when I would come to visit. All the facilities looked great and her flat has so much space in it – I was grabbed from the beginning.

Rangeford Villages, the award-winning later living property specialist, hosted a tree-planting ceremony on 24^th September 2020 to launch its newest development, Siddington Park, on the outskirts of Cirencester, capital of the Cotswolds. The village will offer 123 apartments exclusively for the over 60’s, with completion scheduled in summer/autumn 2022. There will be a mixture of one, two and three bed contemporary apartments as well as a wealth of resident focussed facilities.

Rangeford Villages, the award-winning later living property specialist, is looking to purchase new land to develop further contemporary communities for the over 60s. The developer has already committed £90 million to acquiring land during the lockdown period, with plans underway on two upcoming villages in Cirencester and Essex.

Downsizing can be daunting for retirees, particularly when it comes to the sale of their home. The costs and worry associated with numerous house viewings, the added stress of dealing with estate agents, and the uncertainty of the housing market can be a deterrent for many.

Our Rangeford Village Sales Advisors are working hard to maintain the human touch of their services, ensuring our prospective buyers are well informed and get a real feel for the village, while maintaining the safety and welfare of our current residents.