Rangeford Villages opens Cambridgeshire way of life village

Rangeford Villages has opened Strawberry Fields, an age-exclusive way of life village in Stapleford, Cambridgeshire, in a ceremony hosted by inside designer and TV persona, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

The occasion was attended by house owners, reservists, potential consumers, the area people and representatives from Rangeford Villages. 

Strawberry Fields includes 147 up to date one-, two- and three-bedroom residences and bungalows tailor-made for the over 60s, set in landscaped gardens with terraces, croquet lawns, and boules courts. Amenities on the village embody a spa, restaurant and bar. 

The improvement has energy-efficient options, together with photo voltaic panels, air supply warmth pumps, and triple glazing to cut back carbon emissions. Electric automobile charging factors in addition to communal transport, are additionally accessible for proprietor’s use.

Owners will likely be provided 24/7 help, wellness services, concierge providers, and a totally developed social calendar.

Rangeford Villages’ chief government Howard Nankivell stated: “This village goes to be one thing very particular. Having the chance to carry house owners, reservists, potential consumers and the area people collectively completely represents how the village goes to be seamlessly built-in throughout the wider Stapleford neighborhood.

“The way of life on supply at Strawberry Fields is unmatched and the village brings a much-needed choice to the Cambridgeshire space. Owners can really feel supported while sustaining their independence. The high-quality houses and spectacular services imply residents have every thing they want on their doorstep, we’re wanting ahead to watching this neighborhood flourish.

“Our first owners have already moved in and sales enquiries continue to build, we’d encourage those interested to arrange a visit to find out about the extensive range of properties, amenities and services available at this stunning contemporary community.”