Chancellors Estate Agents Abingdon are pleased to announce the launch of a superbly designed, purpose built development of 24 luxury retirement apartments with communal facilities.
Located just a five minute walk from the town centre, the Fleur de Lis development features high specification internal finishes with spacious accommodation. Many of the two bedroom apartments offer the flexibility of the second bedroom being ‘opened up’ to the lounge by the use of doors that slide into the wall space, offering an expansive living/dining room option.
The communal facilities feature a well-appointed and furnished owners’ lounge with its own library and kitchen, ideal for socialising with friends and family. The lounge overlooks the secure landscaped grounds where you can sit out, relax and enjoy. There is also a guest suite for your visitors should they wish to stay overnight and a lift to all floors. Built by Renaissance Retirement, the apartments will be managed by a Development Secretary who will ensure the smooth day to day running of the Fleur de Lis.
Abingdon is a picturesque market town sitting on the bank of the River Thames. The focal point of the town is the old market square which features outdoor cafes and events. The old high street and newly developed shopping precinct have a range of local and national shops and restaurants, and there is a large retail park close by. The Whitehorse Leisure Centre offers daily ‘Health Walks’ run by trained volunteers and there is also an 18 hole golf course nearby. Frequent, local bus services run to the popular high street, old market square and shopping centre as well as to the beautiful city of Oxford. There are also good road links with the M4 and M40 motorways close by.
For further information or to reserve your apartment, please call Rowan Waller at Chancellors Abingdon Office on 01235 524505.
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