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Cote Lane Retirement Village consists of 179 extra-care one and two-bedroom flats with shared services originally built in 1925. 55+ age covenant.

The development is set in beautiful parkland adjacent to Bristol's Durdham Downs in Westbury-on-Trym and is St Monica Trust’s founding site. With its own chapel and stunning gardens, the Village offers a range of sheltered accommodation and services specially designed to cater for the individual needs of every resident.

At the heart of our Cote Lane Retirement Village stands the recently refurbished grade II listed building, Oatley House, which, together with the lodges, offers one and two bedroom sheltered accommodation in 70 retirement homes. Adjacent to Oatley House, St Monica Court, also recently refurbished, is home to around 30 residents and nestling in the hillside on a quiet part of the retirement village stands Westfield House, a purpose-built complex of 60 one and two bedroom retirement homes, many of which have their own balcony or patio area.

Facilities include non resident management and emergency alarm service, lift, lounge, dining room, laundry, conservatory, hobby room, and garden.

Westbury-on-Trym is just north of Bristol and was mentioned in Domesday as Huesberie and belonged to the Bishop of Worcester. Trym probably comes from 'strong one' - an Old English river name. Nearby is the medieval gatehouse of the College of Priests which was founded in the thirteenth century and where John Wyclif was prebend. Other interesting places to visit include Blaise Hamlet, Clevedon Court, Dyrham Park and Tyntesfield.