Ashbrook Park Church Stretton
This scheme of 38 homes can potentially house 111 people, and is a development which stemmed from the decision to replace Windsor Place, a nearby sheltered scheme. It also has a warden call facility and a communal lounge, kitchen and games area. Residents have access to optional social activities and benefit from both on-site and visiting support services, including a hairdresser and a chiropodist. COMPLETION DATE: June 2011 Church Stretton Town Council was delighted to receive the full support of Shropshire Housing Group in securing and developing the Ashbrook Park site, which has become a major asset to the community. Cllr Bob Welch, Mayor of Church Stretton.
Ashbrook Park was officially opened by actress Honor Blackman.
Key Features All properties have energy-saving features, including watersaving lever taps and communal solar panels to produce hot water. High efficiency boilers and superior insulation are also features. The scheme has 19 apartments and 11 bungalows for rent, with a further 8 bungalows available for shared ownership, with a local connection required. Also included are fully maintained gardens, wheelchair and scooter access , sun rooms, scooter charging, wet rooms and high security doors and windows.
I enjoy life in Ashbrook Park. My flat is comfortable and spacious with well designed rooms. There is plenty of light and large windows to enjoy the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. There are plenty of activities on-scheme to join in with if you wish, such as regular tea and coffee groups to catch up with neighbours, Knit & Natter group and bingo to get involved with. There is a much appreciated community lunch club once a week and a monthly lunch cooked by a local outside caterer. I have everything I need and my family are reassured that I am living in a safe environment. Lylla Woodyer, Resident.
Partners Church Stretton Town Council The Residents of Windsor Place Lawley Close Residents Group Shropshire Council The Homes and Communities Agency