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Beaconsfield : Old Beaconsfield, once a favoured watering hole on the coaching road to London, still retains its historic charm in the heart of the leafy Buckinghamshire countryside. Today there are still sixteenth century inns lining the wide high street and the road to nearby High Wycombe is still known as Highwayman‘s Hill. There are half timbered houses and red-brick Georgian houses set amongst several antique shops, delicatessens and a variety of coffee houses and restaurants. St Mary‘s Parish Church is a beautiful old church in the centre of the town where both Edmund Burke and Edmund Waller are buried. G K Chesterton lived just outside the town.

Beaconsfield New Town area has a Waitrose and a Sainsburys and a mainline railway station to Marylebone, London. The town is surrounded by acres of green belt and beechwoods with excellent walks - Beaconsfield means ‘a clearing in the woods‘ and was once the home of Enid Blyton. There are numerous leisure opportunities with golf, tennis, boating on the Thames and several places of interest nearby including Cliveden.

Facilities : These include a resident manager and emergency alarm service, conservatory and guest facilities.

The Hollies : The Hollies was built by Bovis Retirement Homes in 1989 and consists of twenty-six flats off Maxwell Road close to the town centre. It is just a short walk to the shops.