We all have different ideas of what retirement will look like for us, but the hope is that we can cash in on years of hard work, and spend our time enjoying our favourite activities, visiting loved ones, and maybe even taking up a new hobby or two.
At Castle View independent living in Windsor, they not only offer stylish and secure apartments to live in, in an ideal location for getting out and about, but they also make it easy to socialise, be active, engaged, enjoy existing pastimes and take up new ones. There’s a diverse range of regular entertainment and special events available, whether you fancy a night of casino and cocktails in James Bond style, an intellectual chat about the gardens at Highgrove, a regular fish and chip night, or a good game of Rummikub.
For those who have not yet discovered it, Castle View is an award-winning retirement community where you can rent or buy elegant, contemporary apartments ranging from one- and two-bedroom flats to Rooftop Apartments with views across Windsor. Those who live there enjoy optimum independence and convenience - for example, there's the additional option to invest in a Personalised Living Incentive Package, which brings together a suite of services and amenities, including moving services, cleaning, catering, transport, and a fully furnished apartment.
Here we give you the inside track, exploring what's on for those who live at Castle View in Windsor, and how you can find out more about being part of the in crowd.
We all have little things in our routine that we look forward to - maybe it's watching Strictly in the winter months, perhaps it's nursing your favourite tipple at the weekend, or maybe it's a regular date with a great friend. Routine favourites are part of life's great joys and at Castle View there are some classic recurring offerings to look forward to on a regular basis. Here are a few examples:
What could be more classic than a Fish and Chip Friday? Monthly fish and chip lunches and dinners are enduringly popular at Castle View, embracing a culinary pastime we all know and love, preferably wrapped in paper with plenty of salt and vinegar.
For those with a passion for healthy competition, regular Bridge and Rummikub evenings are a major draw card as well as a great way to get to know your resident neighbours, compete, engage, and maybe even learn something.
We all want to feel our best as we get older, staying fit, strong, functional and independent. The right kind of exercise can help us maintain that, and having the guidance to exercise to achieve those outcomes can be both reassuring and helpful. At Castle View, they encourage their community to enjoy an active retirement. That includes regular strengthening and balance physio classes designed to help prevent falls and injuries or manage conditions for an improved quality of life.
Being part of a choir is something lots of people enjoy - a wonderful opportunity to meet people and learn new music, whether you're practically a pro or you're giving it a go for the first time. Castle View's homeowners choir - The Skylarks - is perfect for just that. They practise on Thursdays and regale non-singing residents with much-enjoyed performances throughout the year.
If that sounds like the kind of social life you're interested in, then Castle View might have the property you're looking for to enjoy your retirement to the full.
Want to find out more? To arrange a personal viewing with the dedicated onsite Later Life Advisor, contact Claudia now on 01425 632291 or email her at [email protected]