Chichester has an ancient street plan which is mostly traffic free and where there are Georgian houses, specialist retailers, small shops and high street stores. It is well known for its annual theatre season held in the Festival Theatre. Rich in history and with the natural beauty of the South Downs, the city offers a livley culture and a convenient location.

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The Maltings is a highly sought after retirement development built in 1985. Altogether there are 71 apartments and cottages in landscaped grounds with a footpath leading directly from the development to the town centre about 400 yards away.

There is a resident manager, large attractive lounge with library, two attractive guest suites and a communal laundry. All properties have an emergency alarm and intercom system and parking is available but limited and subject to rental on a separate lease.

Facilities include a resident manager, two attractive guest suites, a residents' lounge and library, landscaped gardens, laundry, lift and in each apartment and cottage an alarm system. Parking is available but limited and subject to rental on a separate lease. There is a private pedestrian access to the shops.

Chichester lies in a plain at the foot of a spur of the South Downs and about a mile from Chichester Harbour. Once the capital of the South Saxons in the far west of the county, Chichester is now a fine cathedral city. The medieval town was built over the Roman city and largely inside the defensive walls, parts of which still survive. The walls enclose the four main roads which meet at the centre at the market cross, a fine perpendicular monument built by Bishop Story in the late 14th century.