Homefarris House was built by McCarthy & Stone (Developments) Ltd and consists of 44 retirement properties arranged over three floors each served by a lift. The development is within walking distance of shops and restaurants and the town's market is held on Thursdays.

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Homefarris House is situated off Bleke Street to the north of the town centre and consists of 43 flats within walking distance of shops.

Facilities include a house manager and 24 hour emergency Careline system, residents' lounge, communal laundry, guest facilities and gardens.

Shaftesbury has many attractive 18th century houses amongst the lanes and streets and the local museum at the top of Gold Hill has all sorts of artefacts from the past. Gold Hill is famous for being a steep cobbled street.

Shaftesbury was mentioned in Domesday as Sceptesberie and is an ancient hill town settled by the Saxons. It is situated on the main A30 road near to the Wiltshire border and is one of the oldest and highest towns in England. In the 9th century the Abbey was built, a Benedictine nunnery founded by Alfred the Great. Shaftesbury's name seems to derive from 'Sceaft's fortified place' and the town is built on the edge of a plateau with fine views over the Blackmoor Vale.