Bicester retirement community Clementine Lodge hosts open day for over-60s

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Bicester retirement community Clementine Lodge hosts open day for over-60s

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A retirement complex in Bicester is inviting those aged 60 and above along with their relatives to a special showcase event.

Clementine Lodge, situated on St John’s Street, will welcome visitors on Thursday, October 22, between midday and 7pm for an occasion highlighting independent retirement accommodation.

Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the site, inspect the display apartments, speak with staff members, and discover more about Churchill Living’s philosophy regarding retirement lifestyles.

Caroline Haswell, senior divisional marketing manager at Churchill Living, explained that the company recognises individuals seek an active, self-sufficient, and rewarding retirement while remaining connected to loved ones, locations and neighbourhoods of personal significance.

Clementine Lodge was specifically planned to deliver precisely that equilibrium, combining contemporary, easy-upkeep residences in a prime setting alongside an inclusive community environment.

The company anticipated greeting attendees at these extended-opening occasions and presenting the full range of facilities available at the development.

Visitors will receive complimentary sparkling wine and light refreshments throughout the afternoon and evening.

The complex comprises one and two-bedroom flats, a shared sitting area equipped with a coffee station, maintained outdoor spaces, an overnight suite for visiting friends and family, plus a dedicated lodge manager.

The development aims to provide safety and assistance while enabling inhabitants to retain their autonomy.

Organisers have characterised the complimentary occasion as an informal setting to pose enquiries and investigate retirement living possibilities without any commitment required.

Places can be secured by telephoning 01869 520280.

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