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Wadswick Green, the modern and popular lifestyle village for the over-60s in Corsham, Wiltshire has now launched its latest phase Almond Close, featuring 45 one, two and three bedroom apartments. During the launch event on Friday, 15th February, Wadswick Green welcomed over 50 visitors and 10 percent of the apartments have been reserved.

Imagine waking up in your stylish apartment, walking down to the Village restaurant for breakfast before indulging in a spa treatment, gym session or hobby group. This is the delightful reality for those retirees who have made the step to rightsize to a lifestyle village designed for the over 60s.

Retirement properties with onsite care facilities are expected to see an increase in popularity due to more retirees needing assistance.

Wadswick Green, the modern and popular lifestyle village for the over-60s in Corsham, Wiltshire is now launching its latest phase Almond Close and is inviting you to join the celebration on Friday, 15th February.

Seven out of 10 people who have bought or sold a property have found it to be one of the most stressful experiences they have ever had, according to a Which? Mortgage Advisers survey.

Wadswick Green, the lifestyle village for over 60s in Corsham, celebrated the sale of its 100th apartment by welcoming new resident Pamela Dodd (86) to the community.

Wadswick Green celebrated its next phase of residences with a ground-breaking ceremony on Wednesday, 18th July. The modern lifestyle village for the over-60s in Corsham, Wiltshire revealed its plans for Ash Lane to existing residents, who were excited about the overall vision for the village

Wadswick Green, the modern lifestyle village for the over-60s in Corsham had good reason to celebrate as it hosted the topping off event for Almond Close, its second development phase. Almond Close’s 45 brand new apartments will embrace the ethos of Wadswick Green and its residents, who are semi- or fully-retired and want to live an activity-rich life in a friendly community.

Posted by Wendy Osburn

It was 3^rd October 1964 when my real life began, that day I married a very nice post office engineer called Harry. We had been saving up for five years to get a deposit for a house, we didn’t want to start our life together in rented accommodation. We bought our house in Paddock Wood in Kent, and commuted daily to London where I was a GPO telephonist.

A poem written by Becky, Granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Watson