Retirement Property Southampton

Spotlight on Southampton

From the infamous Titanic setting off on its maiden voyage, to being home to some of the country’s most decorated authors, Southampton boasts a wealth of culture, perfect for a fresh start. But there’s more than meets the eye ...

Modern Living

Considered the cruise capital of Europe, Southampton has a vibrant atmosphere with an impressive cultural and retail offering. Did you know there are only 27 Ikeas in the UK? And Southampton has one, with its infamous restaurant and only a 1-minute walk alongside West quay shopping centre. Three floors of all the latest shops, food halls and furthermore, only 10 minutes from Southampton central station. You’ll have everything you’d need all within a half a mile radius! Step outside of West quay and you’ll hit Southampton Highstreet where you’ll find Southampton’s Grand entrance! It is the main and most impressive of all the town gates and the centre of town government. It was the home of the town court and town gaol.

Food for Thought

From hearty breakfasts and quick bites to lazy lunches, afternoon teas, fine dining and bountiful buffets – there’s all you can eat in Southampton. The city has the best tea rooms, cafes and restaurants to suit all your foodie needs. JR global as a world of different cuisines guaranteed to meet your needs, or for something a bit more carnivorous, try The Red Dog Saloon, with award winning burgers and hotdogs, a popular spot for all the locals! Fancy a change? Why not try the best of Asian cuisine with fantastic Korean grills right on the Highstreet at Korean BBQ. Southampton offers an array of cuisines sure to take your fancy!

Culture Craze

Southampton has a rich culture filled with amazing historical moments that we’re sure will shock you! Did you know the cities Hurst Castle, was built five centuries ago by Henry VIII. Hurst has served as a prison for kings as well as a modern war battalion and armory. This is the city that the Titanic set off on its maiden voyage in 1912 and you can see the history of the Titanic at the Sea City Museum. For novel fans, Jane Austen lived in Southampton between 1806 and 1809. She stayed in a rented house in Castle Square, you can now visit this house and see where her journey began.

Attractions Galore

Southampton is fast becoming a city break hotspot, benefiting from a growing reputation for being so and a big part of this its many wonderful attractions. Visit St Mary’s Stadium for a tour to see where the Premier League side play then head on over to the Mayflower theatre, one of the most decorated theatres, Mayflower is not to be missed for those who enjoy the performing arts! Finally, be sure to check out Southampton City Art Gallery, true beauty all under one roof!

With its rich culture and heritage and wonderful selection of world foods, Southampton is a city with a lot to offer, we have many retirement properties waiting to be seen. Visit www.Retirementhomesearch.co.uk for more information.