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https://www.hawthornsretirement.co.uk The Hawthorns, Carew Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex , BN21 2BF
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The Hawthorns : Apartments vary in size from studio to one and two bedrooms with a balcony or patio option. Carpets and curtains are fitted. The development provides assisted living with security and comfort and emergency assistance is available 24 hours a day. Access is controlled via a door entry system. Facilities : Facilities include a coffee lounge, library, billiards and games room, gym, hairdressers, beauty salon, and multi-activity room used for indoor activities and Sunday prayers. Breakfast, lunch and supper is served in the dining room and there is also a private dining room. Apartments have built-in or walk-in wardrobes, a small tea bar with sink and fridge and the bathroom has a shower unit. Towels, linen and beds are provided. Eastbourne is a popular resort town on the south coast. The Downs from the west come to an abrupt end to the west of Eastbourne and it is the high white cliffs off Beachy Head for which Eastbourne is famous. Eastbourne is mentioned in Domesday as having a mill, fishery and 16 salt-houses and no doubt there were salt workings on these coasts since prehistoric times. The town expanded largely as a result of the Victorians and the fashion for sunny resorts in the nineteenth century. The many beautiful parks and gardens were laid out to absorb the influx of visitors and today they remain as a testament to the Victorians ingenuity for genteel town planning. Tenure: Market Rent General Information: The Hawthorns is managed by Holiday Retirement Corporation, Carew Road, Eastbounre, Sussex BN21 2BF Telephone: 01323 644111 If you want to call the management company direct call 01275 790060, or if you want to contact the development direct, call 01323 644111 |
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