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Proctor House and Bolton Lodge were built 1780 and renovated in 1998. They consists of 13 studio and one and two-bedroom flats with an age covenant of 60+.

Facilities include a house manager, communal lounge, dining room, laundry and garden.

Carnforth is situated just off Junction 35 of the M6 about six miles north of Lancaster. Its name is thought to derive from its old ford on the River Keer and its position makes it popular with tourists wishing to explore the local countryside. For much of the 19th and early 20th centuries the towns' main employment was in the iron industry and Carforth Railway Station can be recognised in the film 'Brief Encounter'.