Church Rise
, Shute, Axminster, Devon, EX13 7QR
, Shute, Axminster, Devon, EX13 7QR
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We believe that later life is for living
Helping people enjoy later life is our passion. It has been for more than 60 years. And today, in an ageing society, our housing, care and support is needed more than ever.
Manager's Description
"Church Rise is a small development of 4 two bedroom secluded bungalows situated in rural village of Shute. Occupants have the use of a large open lawned area to the front containing mature trees and p..." Show more "Church Rise is a small development of 4 two bedroom secluded bungalows situated in rural village of Shute. Occupants have the use of a large open lawned area to the front containing mature trees and plants.With only 3 miles to Axminster, you benefit from the peaceful and scenic village setting as well as having local amenities a short drive away. You won’t have to worry about buildings and grounds maintenance or repairs as an on-site manager looks after these points, as well as helping you to access further help and support if you need it." Show less
Main Facts
Age exclusive housing
Tenure(s): Shared Ownership (LSE)
4 bungalows. Built in 1989. Sizes 2 bedroom.
Careline alarm service
Access to site easy, but less so for less mobile people. Distances: bus stop 100 yards; shop 0.5 mile(s); post office 0.5 mile(s); town centre 6 mile(s); GP 0.5 mile(s); social centre 6 mile(s).
New residents accepted from 60 years of age. Both cats & dogs generally accepted (subject to prior approval and conditions).
Housing Authority: East Devon
Social Care Authority: Devon
Info updated: 15/05/2021
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Managed by
We believe that later life is for living
Helping people enjoy later life is our passion. It has been for more than 60 years. And today, in an ageing society, our housing, care and support is needed more than ever.