Aldershot has long been the country's chief army base. Today it has every modern convenience and there are many interesting places to visit including Wellington's Stratfield Saye House and several museums and memorials. On a Thursday there is a large covered market in the High Street. The Basingstoke Canal runs to the north of the town.

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Chasewater Court is a retirement development of 24 purpose built flats. It was built in 1988 by Richmond-Upon-Thames Churches Housing Trust. There is a visiting manager, emergency alarm service in all properties, guest facilities, and garden. It is just a short walk to the local shops.

Facilities: These include a visiting manager and emergency alarm service, guest facilities, car parking and garden.

HISTORY

Aldershot was originally a small village and only became a military town in the mid 19th century. The area has long been settled and its name probably derives from 'where alders grew'‘. 'Home to the British Army‘ is proudly announced as you enter Aldershot and it is possibly the most famous military centre in Britain. Queen Victoria was a regular visitor and in 1887 reviewed more than 60,000 troops. There are a number of service museums including the Airborne Forces Museum and the Royal Corps of Transport.

Aldershot : ‘Home to the British Army‘ is proudly announced as you enter Aldershot and it is possibly the most famous military centre in Britain. There are a number of service museums including the Airborne Forces Museum and the Royal Corps of Transport.