Retirement Village Updates

Judith and her King Charles Cavalier, Molly, moved to Thornton Park after the house became too difficult to manage. It’s the best decision they could have made. “I looked at a few retirement villages before I found Thornton Park, which was by far the best. I wasn’t able to manage in my house anymore, so it made sense that

When Marilyn moved to Thornton Park, she was amazed by the size of the apartments, but it’s the community that’s really turned the village into her home sweet home. “I knew I’d made the right decision to move into Thornton Park when I realised the furniture from my four-bedroom home fitted into my new apartment. It’s so spacious here,

Jim moved in to Thornton Park with his little dog, Bonnie. Since then, they’ve been enjoying all the benefits of village life. “It was important to me that I find a pet-friendly retirement home because I live with my 12-year-old rescue dog Bonnie, a little Tenterfield Terrier. From the very beginning, Thornton Park was excellent. I found a beautiful apartment

Ron and Jeanette moved into Thornton Park with their two cats after deciding to downsize. Since then, they’ve never looked back.. “Before we lived at Thornton Park, we were in a large four-bedroom property, which was becoming too hard to manage. The moment we walked into our spacious apartment at Thornton Park, we knew we’d found our new home. We call

New Year has never felt more important as a time for reflection than as we farewell the eventful and challenging 2020. It’s time to look forward - to 2021 and beyond. If you have reached that magical age of 65+, you’ve earned the right to focus on your wants and needs. Is retirement living on your radar? If so,

For Neville and Sylvia Pollard, downsizing into a spacious apartment at Thornton Park was a decision well made. “When we first saw Thornton Park, we knew we’d found our home. We couldn’t go past the spaciousness of our two-bed apartment here, the excellent storage and the fortnightly cleaning. It’s fulfilled all of our expectations. We want to remain independent