Main Street, Tiddington CV37

A ground floor, south facing two bedroom apartment, with it's own outdoor area, set within Retirement Security's Margaret Court, Tiddington, CV37, which offers independent living to the over 65's. The accommodation with brand new carpets and decorated throughout comprises an entrance hall with storage, living/ dining room with feature fireplace and patio door leading out to it's own patio area which provides further access onto the pavement via a safety handrail, modern fitted kitchen, master bedroom with large sliding mirrored door wardrobes and access to a modern ensuite walk in shower room, a second bedroom and further modern bathroom. The south facing aspect of the apartment also means it is on the quieter side of Margaret Court, away from the road and public footpaths.

Located in the heart of Tiddington Village and two miles away from Stratford-Upon-Avon, Margaret Court is run by owners, for owners, with excellent shops and amenities on the doorstep. Its 44 spacious apartments and 6 bungalows offer owners an opportunity to live an independent lifestyle, whilst being supported by 24 hour, on site, fully trained staff. Margaret Court is registered for domiciliary care in-house. Within the court there are many activities and social events, and all of the owners, family and friends are invited to come and enjoy the experience.

Within the UK, Retirement Security was one of the first to establish Independent Retirement Communities and, since its inception in 1983, has continued to be a trail blazer for nearly 40 years.

The company was established to offer affordable homes within a happy and secure environment carefully designed for ease of access, in which owners could enjoy their retirement and thrive in an active supportive community, but where they could also protect and keep control of their hard-earned finances through running their own communities - Communities for owners run by owners. That remains true today in each of Retirement Security's 32 courts across England and Wales.

It is important to note that a significant proportion of the Service Charge relates to items which the prospective purchaser is responsible for in their present home, such as building insurance, building maintenance, gardening, and domestic help.

The lease provides that a transfer premium is payable to Retirement Security on resale of a property. The maximum premium payable is 3% of the sale price depending on the length of time an Owner has lived at the property. Further information is available from the Court