Find retirement developments in some of the finest towns and villages in Cranbrook
Cranbrook was known as Cranebroca in the 11th century and probably derived its name from 'Brook frequented by cranes or herons'. In the 13th century the town was granted a charter to hold a market and in the next century became famous for its cloth making. Elizabeth I is reputed to have walked along a mile-long piece of Cranbrook Grey and by then 'Cranbrooke' was a busy commercial centre and according to Speed one of the largest towns in the county.
Glebelands is situated off Rectory Fields and was built by Ellis Homes Limited in 1988. Altogether there are 35 two-bedroom...
Facilities include a visiting manger and emergency alarm service, gardens and grounds.
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Facilities include a visiting manager and community alarm service, lift, lounge, guest suite and gardens.
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