The charming cottages that line the streets of the village were designed by celebrated architects from the earlier part of the last century.
A closer look will reveal some of the striking architectural features like the 'barley twist' pillars, the moulds for which are thought to be in the vaults of Hampton Court Palace.
Set out in an octagon around the monument to our founder, William Whiteley, the almshouses are in easy reach of the multiple facilities, services and social opportunities that our Village has to offer.
The cottages are intended for those who can live independently. However, as residents’ needs change, our Support Team can offer support and advice on next steps. This will enable them to remain in their home for as long as they are able to.
You can see what properties we have available by visiting our Latest Vacancies page. Please check back here often as it is updated regularly.
Cottages are offered on an unfurnished basis and feature the following:
¹ Some of the larger cottages also have a dining area
² Including integrated oven and hob
³ Some cottages contain an oak dresser. The dressers were originally made for each cottage on the instruction of William Whiteley. The oak wood originates from the felled trees during the construction of the Village.
⁴ The majority of cottages have a small garden
⁵ Residents are responsible for arranging their own services and managing their contracts with providers.
The village has a Property and Estates Team who provide a property maintenance and repairs service. For more details about our services to residents and to request a repair, please click below
In addition there is an out of hours service for urgent maintenance issues. For this service, please call the provider Appello on 03333 216349.
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