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Ladies Mile Court is a development of 20 apartments built in 1989 by McGregor Retirement Homes Limited. There are shops immediately opposite the development. The properties are designed to be easily manageable in a secure environment. The age covenant at this development is 60.

There is a resident manager and emergency alarm system in each apartment. There is a lift to all floors and an attractive sheltered garden and parking to the side of the development. Ladies Mile Court holds an annual drinks party and Christmas lunch.

Facilities : There is a resident manager and emergency alarm system in each apartment. There is a lift to all floors and an attractive sheltered garden and parking to the side of the development.

Patcham is a little more than three miles from the sea and sits directly above Brighton just off the main A27 east-west trunk road. The village is by-passed by the main A23 London to Brighton Road and has a number of shops but it is only a short drive to the centre of the city and there are regular bus services along the London Road.

Brighton is situated just below the Sussex Downs and is famous not only for its Pavilion but also as one of the most exciting seaside resorts in the country. It has a wealth of places of interest to visit from the Palace Pier and promenades to theatres, restaurants, elegant shops and Madeira Drive with its Aquarium and the finishing line for some of the towns most famous races including the Veteran Car event in late November. The town is well known for The Lanes, a tightly packed area of Jewellers and Antique shops in hidden away alleys with tempting things to buy. The colourful Marina is one of the largest in the country with apartments shops and restaurants, a haven for the yachting fraternity and water sports.

The star of Brighton is undoubtedly the Pavilion next door to the Brighton Museum, which was transformed by John Nash in the early part of the nineteenth century into a fantastic eastern extravaganza. Set low amongst the buildings now surrounding it is a major attraction and adds to Brighton‘s alluring charm. Elsewhere there are imposing 19th century hotels, an electric railway, art galleries, fine parks and of course a long shingle beach.

Brighton has some fine Regency architecture and the Royal Pavilion was completed in oriental style for the Prince Regent. Nearby is Preston Manor, an 18th century house, chronicling life in an Edwardian country house. The Devil's Dyke just north of the village affords impressive views over the surrounding countryside.