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Trafalgar Court was completed in 1991 and consists of apartments in a single building close to the town centre.

Facilities: There is a visiting scheme manager and emergency alarm service.

Access: Newport is about five miles south of Cowes. There are three passenger and Car Ferry routes from either Portsmouth, Lymington or Southampton and also fast passenger connections by Hovercraft from Southsea, Catamaran from Portsmouth and Hi-Speed Jet from Southampton. Red Funnel car ferries take about fifty minutes from Southampton and they go to East Cowes which is linked to Cowes by a chain ferry known locally as the floating bridge. International Liners and European Ferries dock at Southampton and Portsmouth which makes the Isle of Wight the perfect base for travelling to and from Europe.

Newport is at the head of the Medina estuary and is the island's capital. It is a busy town with good shopping in the High Street and several imposing buildings including many seventeenth century houses and both the Town Hall and Guildhall being designed by John Nash.

With a population of just over 129,000 the Isle of Wight offers an excellent quality of life in a vibrant community. The island has long been a popular tourist resort with fine beaches and beautiful countryside and two of the islands most impressive natural attractions are just to the west of the River Yar. Over half the island is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with the estuaries National Nature Reserves and a heritage coastline. In the sixteenth century Henry VIII caused fortifications to be built at Cowes, Sandown and at Yarmouth and only those at Yarmouth survive in their entirety. Yarmouth itself is one of the oldest towns on the island and is set around a square with a market once a month.