Silverdale, Aylesbury
Silverdale, off Fleet Street, is a stone’s throw from Aylesbury town centre.
Communal conservatory and landscaped gardens.
Following a £1.5 million regeneration at the scheme, the communal facilities are second to none, with a conservatory and kitchen, hobby room with internet access and landscaped gardens. The scheme has a vibrant social calendar making full use of the facilities.
Flats are arranged in four blocks: Essex, Wharton and Westbury Houses are for supported housing, and newly-built Willow House.
Willow House offers 11 extra care unites enabling residents with learning difficulties to live independently whilst enjoying a higher level of care.
Landon Court, Aylesbury
Landon Court is our ‘best kept secret’ - walk through the archway to a beautiful garden and attractive flats built in the late ’70s.
Flats at Landon Court are bright and attractive.
The Court is just a short journey from the town centre, but is well serviced by buses and has a small amount of off-road parking.
Accomodation is light and airy, a mixture of one, two bedroom flats or studio apartments.
The scheme has two communal lounges and other facilities. Residents have forged excellent links with the local Harding House school, whose pupils hold regular social activities at Landon Court while working towards their Duke of Edingburgh Award.
There are 28 one amd two bedroom properties in total and three are adapted homes for disabled people.
Thistle Court, Aylesbury
Thistle Court is one of our newer schemes. It is close to Walton Court Centre, with its shops and amenities, including the Healthy Living Centre; or it is just a short bus ride to the town centre or Stoke Mandeville Hospital.
Approximately half of the accommodation at Thistle Court is one-bedroom, two person flats, making it an ideal venue for couples.
Birch Court, Aylesbury
Birch Court, comprising of 46 one and two bedroom bungalows, is located in the popular Southcourt area of Aylesbury, within easy reach of the town centre and all its amenities. The two bedroom bungalows are purpose-built for disabled people.
It is a Garden City-influenced square of terraced bungalows affording both privacy and community, and was originally built in 1950. Each bungalow is self-contained, with a small individual garden. The terraces surround a large central lawned area in front.
The scheme also boasts a communal block with excellent facilities and has a thriving social group who organise events and activities throughout the year.
